Konka K2001UM service

Jan 23, 2009 1 Replies

Just got a working Konka TV (left in the street, literally). Works OK, except that the picture's a bit dimmer than I think it should be, even with the brightness cranked up all the way (60 on the on-screen display), also with maximum contrast.



Is there any internal adjustment I can make to get a little more punch in the picture? Or is it already maxed out, and what I get is what I get?



Before you post dire warnings, I know all about working around high voltages, etc., etc. I promise to be very, very careful. The last time I worked on a tube, I was able to bring a Sony Trinitron computer monitor back to life by adjusting the focus.



Any help appreciated.



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On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 14:19:45 -0800, David Nebenzahl put finger to keyboard and composed:

Someone recently posted a repair tip to aus.electronics that may be of help.

Konka K3466EXT1 repair tip - dark picture:

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