Samsung TV Repair

I don't have a clue. There is a TV repair newsgroup if you don't get an answer here.

Hi, Try to find the source of part needed and see if you can replace it yourself(delicate soldering) Tony, VE6CGX (retired EE)

Try posting to sci.electronics.repair

Someone named snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (Dr.Z) Proclaimed on Sat, 2 Oct 2004

Try:

To ask about that part.

-Graham

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snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (Dr.Z) wrote in news:18133-415F2ABF-197@storefull-

Well,you should have posted to sci.electronics.repair BEFORE you screwed with the purity and convergence. Now,your best bet is to take it to a shop and pay the price or buy a new TV.

I wouldn't be too hard on a enthusiastic handyman. That's how I learn't a lot about repairing many things including TVs. The trick is to be able to return to the setting with the original problem if the tweak doesn't work. Then try some other tweak.

The OP's problem is probably the degausser circuit not working. There is a thermister and a relay involved. Beyond that try the < sci.electronics.repair > newsgroup.

Jim Yanik's response is not at all helpful and is somewhat abrasive.

I did exactly what the owner's instructions recommended, and nothing more. Nothing was "screwed up" and the problem appears to be a defective part.

However, I am grateful for the other responses, which are very helpful.

"Dr.Z" wrote

I think maybe he thought you went inside the cabinet and started twisting and turning stuff. I assume you just did the "remote thing" with checking the stuff out.

You may have to have it checked out, but check with several different places (if you can find one!) and see if anyone makes "house calls". Sometimes it's cheaper (believe it or not) to have them come out PLUS it's a lot less hassle than you hauling it into a shop, wait a while, then hauling it back home again.

Good luck....