Hello All:
A coworker has an RCA rear projection TV that sizzled and shut down. If someone has a schematic they could forward, I would be grateful.
Thanks for any help, and have a nice day,
Bill
Hello All:
A coworker has an RCA rear projection TV that sizzled and shut down. If someone has a schematic they could forward, I would be grateful.
Thanks for any help, and have a nice day,
Bill
Good luck with that...
Mark Z.
Hello All:
If anyone has a parts list, schematic, or any service info on this I would be grateful. I have researched that the splitter takes out a transistor, and a few passive components, but I am not sure about the parts required.
Also, I see that "TV03005" is a Thompson Bulletin that explains the fix for this TV, but I cannot locate a copy anywhere.
Thanks for any advice, and have a nice day, Bill
Greetings Bill..
The service manual & schematics aren't all that expensive to purchase..
Something to consider. Personally, I don't hesitate picking up the 'official' schematics from the manufacturer. How much work they put into them reveals whether I'll be interested in purchasing any future products from that same manufacturer.
I had a Zenith 25" stereo color TV given to me that needed some attention. The first thing I did was to find out who carried the schematics and later, in fact, called Thompson and ordered them. For the information I needed, they were worth every penny I spent. To this day I don't regret purchasing those schematics!
Cheers, Mr. Mentor
Thompson?
Greetings Michael..
Regarding: | Thompson? |
I'm not really sure what this URL has to do with schematics or the source for service manuals..
Yes, it would appear that Thomson (ends up no "p"), is now defunct according to Wikipedia. Now, I'm glad that I got those schematics when I did. I state this knowing that it may now be possible to download those schematics, these days, for free.
Now days it's:
Cheers, Mr. Mentor
| > Greetings Bill.. | >
| > The service manual & schematics aren't all that expensive to | > purchase.. | >
| > Something to consider. Personally, I don't hesitate picking up the | > 'official' schematics from the manufacturer. How much work they put | > into them reveals whether I'll be interested in purchasing any future | > products from that same manufacturer. | >
| > I had a Zenith 25" stereo color TV given to me that needed some | > attention. The first thing I did was to find out who carried the | > schematics and later, in fact, called Thompson and ordered them. For | > the information I needed, they were worth every penny I spent. To this | > day I don't regret purchasing those schematics! | | | Thompson? | | | -- | Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to | prove it. | Member of DAV #85. | | Michael A. Terrell | Central Florida
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