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What do you mean "the draw"

Do you mean a schematic showing the windings and terminal numbers, or the current levels going through the transformer when the TV is operating????

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Database shows part number 244229 for your chassis version, but TCE TVs have had issues with the numbers on the original fly needing to be researched. Do you have the original and are the numbers legible?

John

On Sun, 19 Jun 2011 16:16:37 -0700 (PDT), John-Del put finger to keyboard and composed:

FYI, here is a HR Diemen substitute:

Unfortunately its information URL gives me an "internal server error":

It usually has a winding diagram with voltage information.

- Franc Zabkar

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An older RCA part program (back when RCA was actually a viable company) shows a DRAWING number (the number actually on the fly) of XX15361-19A That number is only useful if you're scrounging for a used one as RCA didn't put the actual part number on the parts because they were subject to upgrades with new part numbers. The old program also agrees that 244229 is the correct PART number, and it's NLA. Various subs work, but sometimes have issues with geometry or ABL or pix tearing problems. I've never used an H.R. in this chassis, but if their sub is typical of other H.R.s I've used, I wouldn't be afraid of it.

John