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 Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 7:55 pm Post subject: further on KL-50w2 |
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| gary wrote: |
| REPLACE THE COMPLETE LIGHT ENGINE. ITS CLASSED AS A NONSERVICABLE PART, IN THE UK ITS £360+ VAT EXCHANGE FROM SONY. MAY ALSO HAVE TO REPLACE SOFTWARE AND REPROGRAM VIA TRACE INTERFACE |
Before that i would like to check more detailed on the PCB, I guess like on standard TV sets there is an area on the PCB where brightness, contrast components are located.... where on this PCB shall i focus my testing of the components? |
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| gary |
| Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:45 pm Post subject: |
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| REPLACE THE COMPLETE LIGHT ENGINE. ITS CLASSED AS A NONSERVICABLE PART, IN THE UK ITS £360+ VAT EXCHANGE FROM SONY. MAY ALSO HAVE TO REPLACE SOFTWARE AND REPROGRAM VIA TRACE INTERFACE |
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| mickey_engelbrecht |
| Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 1:16 pm Post subject: Sony KL-50w2 |
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Salute to you guys out there...
A friends Sony KL-50w2 TV where
the projection is very dark, and no changes by maximizing all possibillities in the on-screen menu.... we even changed to a new bulb. any ideas? just got some diagrams - studying time.  |
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