Got a circa 10 years old Teac TV that goes fine but a remote stopped working. Looks like fiddling with the resonator brings it to life for a moment - anyone knows what part/what frequency I should be looking for if I want a new resonator?
Thanks, Tom
Look for bad solder joints on the PCB. What numbers are on the resonator? Colin
There were glue on the side with the numbers, took a while to get there. It says 455E, I guess its 455 kHz then. Thanks for yopur help, I'll redo all solder joints, there's only few of them.
Thanks, Tom
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 10:45:26 +1000, Tom put finger to keyboard and composed:
The pins on the square bodied resonators often break at the body. When you replace yours, be sure to add a dab of silicone or hot melt glue.
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