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Size Model Chassis Symptom Problem Description Fix
 PTV780AH01PTV780Audiopoor audio on one channel, no audio on othersIC120 and surronding .15uF/63V mylar caps
13PPC132C121 PowerDead, clicks on button pressC2455 (47uF/25V)
2020MC4304/17 PowerDead, standby voltages lowD1614 (NTE552)
2120MC4304/17 PowerDeadR601 (560kohm), D1229
2525TSC6-101 25B5Dark Screen Dark Screen CRT Rejuvenated, also turned up screen voltage
25  Scrolling Lines Horizontal Lines Scrolling up/down on the screen Replaced filter capacitor
2727PT5445/37L03.1UAAVideoVertical foldover about 3/4 of the screen. Then shutdownC2463 (10uF/160v, near vert output transistors), D6460 (SMD located under C2463)
2727PT5445/37 VideoVertical foldover at top, shuts downD6460 (near C2463) C2465 (10uF/160V)
2727PT6441/37L04.1UAAVideoVertical foldover at top of screenC2465 (10uF/100V), if still not working replace D6457 (SMD)
2727PT6441/37L04.1UAAPowerBlows Fusedeguassing thermister 3525 (#2122-6630-0019)
2727RF50/S126 PowerShuts down on button inputChange R3452 to 10kohm, R3454 to 3K9 (#231291513902)
27TS2744 C103 27B8White picture Burnt Resistor on CRT neck board R58 (22 Ohms)
3232PT5441/37L04.1Video3 different colored horizontal linesC2465 (10uF/100V)
3232PT563SL01.1UACPowershuts down in 10 secondsC2463 (680pF/2KV, #4835-122-47584), C2455 (47uF/50V)
3232PT663R37L01.1UACPowershutdownD6447 (1N4148), R3451 (3.9ohm), C2455 in horz drive
3232PT663R37A L01.1UACShuts Down Shuts off as soon as picture turns on R3451, D6447, adjust Screen to just below retrace lines.
3232PT663R37A  Powerworked intermittently, now deadC2455 (47uF/25V), kit #4855-310-57575
36 M8Powerpowers up, then shuts downflyback transformer (#312813281421, for 36inch set)
4242PF9630A VideoRepair of YSUS modulecheck the 7 TO-263 transistors in a row under a 3.5 inch heatsink in the center of the board
4242PF9631D/37 PowerNo power, 7 blinksC8059 (3300uF/10V), C8060 ((3300uF/10V)
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Warning

: Don't kill yourself.  If you do, don't blame us...  We totally warned you.  These tips are intended for qualified service technicians that know what they're doing.  Unqualified persons should never service their own equipment.  Televisions contain very high voltage that could kill you.