Need RCA DTV307 Chassis

Apr 28, 2005 2 Replies

I am looking for an RCA DTV307 chassis for a P61310 HDTV. I will tak

one in working or non working order. Does anyone have a spare? I ca be contacted through my company website at

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These items, in accurate working condition, are a rarity. They are a very intricate item that few service facilities have specialized in repairing. They are over engineered, highly intricate, and almost absurd to attempt repairs on. IMHO!<

Thank you for your reply. I have had no luck finding a DTV307 chassis. I have considered putting a DM module on a DTV306. What is the difference between a DTV306 and a DTV307 chassis. Can I use the DTV306? Does anyone have a DTV307 chassis they would like to sell?


Art Wrote:



These items, in accurate working condition, are a rarity. They are a
> very
> intricate item that few service facilities have specialized in
> repairing.
> They are over engineered, highly intricate, and almost absurd to
> attempt
> repairs on. IMHO!-
> There are service CDs available from Thomson service that cover
> servicing
> down to the specific component, including comprehensive
> troubleshooting
> routines for each of the power supplies and both microprocessors
> within
> these items. Highly recommended also are the technical training
> manuals
> that have a hint of actually explaining the probable operations of the
> circuitry within these items.
> You are on a Quest!! May want to try PTS in Bloomington, Indiana: see
> if
> they can assist in rebuilding the chassis for you at nominal cost.
> Hopefully one of the many facilities can comply in your request and
> assist
> completion in a positive mode. Good Fortune!-
>
>
> I am looking for an RCA DTV307 chassis for a P61310 HDTV. I will
> take
> one in working or non working order. Does anyone have a spare? I
> can
> be contacted through my company website at
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>
>
> --
> edicken-
edicken

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