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Hi- Model is AT2402. It is about 4 years old but extremely clean. Customer said it went dead after a few months but he did not bother to fix it. Horizontal output is shorted but main fuse is ok. It won't come on. When I press the power button I could only hear a very faint tic sound. I know I have to change the horiz. output eventually, but here is the weird part: I can't find any standby voltages anywhere when the set is plugged in. The power supply board is very clean and so far I have not been able to find a single pad part on it, and all connections are fine ! Has anyone worked on this set before ? Why is the power supply so dead ? Thanks

moonlite

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moonlite
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Did he pay more than $99 for it? :)

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Sam Goldwasser

Frankly I did not ask. I know how much I paid for it: $3.00 and since it is so clean I've decided to fix it for keeps. Thanks

moonlite

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moonlite

Because the power button is off. You will probably find that the power button is actually an ac on/off button and the remote turns the set on/off. Common Apex design. Do a Google groups search for a link posted here a few times for all the schematics that they have available.

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dkuhajda

Thank you very much. I did not know I still have to use the remote to turn the set ON, even though I pressed the PWR switch. I'll look for the schem.

moonlite

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moonlite

A bunch of Apex schematics are available at

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in the video section

Dan

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Dan Fraser

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