Not a credit card its a debit card, I don't live on credit like many.
Not a credit card its a debit card, I don't live on credit like many.
Sounds like its time for you to start your own fan club...
Tom
No need, the existing ones do an excellent job, some fantastic websites too.
If I may interject - I have a 2004 model 24" flat tube Toshiba with hidden service menus that even Bush could understand and manipulate. So not all service menus consist of hieroglyphics. : )
I've got that bugger so squared up and true just using the THX patterns on the Star Wars trilogy, I have HD pals with 54" widescreens that spend more time in front of my set than those.
Try this site for menu info on some sets:
OR:
-CC
Dave D wrote:
Albert Grennock ha scritto:
Maybe you can make the adjustements you need in the service mode... can you identify what chassis has this thing ? ICC20 ? ICC21 ? ICC17 ? They're all-digital chassises, without potentiometers or trimmers...
Ferguson TV Sets are made by Thomson
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I had a look around for a chassis number but to be honest I was not too sure where to look, where are they normally found. I tried the back cover mainboard and even the tube but I could not find any thing which resembled a chassis number. Anyway I have returned it to the shop for a refund. All the other ones on display had the same fault any so I doubt it is easilly repairable, that fact does not discourage Curry, to their discredit, continuing selling them.
well here in canada i would say if the vert size is off some of the capacitors around the vertical driver circuit are failing. I usually replace all the caps in the general area of the vertical output. example : if the vert output is ic308 and the caps near it are c
301...302...304... etc i replace every cap i find in the 300 number designation. Now that being said is this a uk set? as in PAL? cause i have never worked on a pal set although similar problems im sure exist in these circuits as well.Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
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