hitachi widescreen 28"

13-12-2005, 10:23 PM

Hey folks, Can anybody help? Got a Hitachi Widescreen c28fw tv last march!
but now when i switch it on, It then switches it self off to standby! evry time!
any ideas?

Thanks
marty

JayCee · 14-12-2005, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by n300x

Hey folks, Can anybody help? Got a Hitachi Widescreen c28fw tv last march!
but now when i switch it on, It then switches it self off to standby! evry time!
any ideas?

Thanks
marty

It's not a model no I recognize...are you in the UK?

14-12-2005, 9:06 AM

yes i am in the uk! sorry model number c28wf60n

Thanks

JayCee · 14-12-2005, 9:40 AM

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Originally Posted by n300x

yes i am in the uk! sorry model number c28wf60n

Thanks

There is no such model...please recheck carefully and report back.

14-12-2005, 10:33 AM

That's not too helpful now is it?

Hitachi sets are notorious for this standby problem... It is caused by a dry joint on the standby IC.

If it's anything like the two I've fixed, just open her up, wiggle the aluminium heatsink sections and look for the standby ic wiggling in and out of the board... should be spottable in a couple of minutes. Resolder everything that looks dodgy and pop it back together.

JayCee · 14-12-2005, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Boy Lex

That's not too helpful now is it?

Hitachi sets are notorious for this standby problem... It is caused by a dry joint on the standby IC.

Please get your facts right before criticising others

The model no he has given is incorrect...I suspect he has ommited a digit and if I am correct (and if it is the model I think it is) the chassis is NOT a Hitachi manufactured "A7" but a rebadged Vestel and your suggestion won't work and doesn't apply to this model.

14-12-2005, 11:50 AM

thats all the details i am getting for the back of de unit!
I was bought the television as a gift new in the box but no receipt and the people who bought me this live abroad! i contacted hitachi they said they would not cover it unless a receipt is available! i told him the seial number he was not intrested what so ever i then asked to speak to his supervisor he would not put me through! i said even a can of beans has a date phurchaced and code! what do you think?
AND THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND ADVICE FOLKS!

Regards
Martin

14-12-2005, 11:54 AM

Well sorry JayCee.

I wasn't meaning to be critical, but if you suspected that he had missed out a digit, why not say so?

As for checking my facts - I was under the impression that people came on the forums to discuss problems that others have experienced. I am simply sharing my experiences of Hitachi televisions. If everyone who gives advice here has to be an expert - then we wouldn't get very far would we?

I'm sorry if you thought my remark to be overly critical - I just thought you were being a bit blunt and unfriendly.

21-12-2005, 8:57 PM

just to let you know! got Tv sorted! it was still under guarantee! thought it had ran out! i watched the bloke fix the tv he had to replace to resisters and a very small black piece with 8 small metal prongs belonging to it! hope this make sense!

thanks for you advice folks!
Cheerz Marty

spxxx · 22-12-2005, 9:26 PM

probable cause was the verticle output ic failing.
two resistors probably for the supply voltage to this resistor.
common fault in this vestel type of chassis (ak37/ak45)

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n300x Guest Posts: n/a	hitachi widescreen 28" Advertisement Want to Advertise? Hey folks, Can anybody help? Got a Hitachi Widescreen c28fw tv last march! but now when i switch it on, It then switches it self off to standby! evry time! any ideas? Thanks marty
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14-12-2005, 10:33 AM	#5
Boy Lex Guest Posts: n/a	That's not too helpful now is it? Hitachi sets are notorious for this standby problem... It is caused by a dry joint on the standby IC. If it's anything like the two I've fixed, just open her up, wiggle the aluminium heatsink sections and look for the standby ic wiggling in and out of the board... should be spottable in a couple of minutes. Resolder everything that looks dodgy and pop it back together.
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14-12-2005, 11:50 AM	#7
n300x Guest Posts: n/a	thats all the details i am getting for the back of de unit! I was bought the television as a gift new in the box but no receipt and the people who bought me this live abroad! i contacted hitachi they said they would not cover it unless a receipt is available! i told him the seial number he was not intrested what so ever i then asked to speak to his supervisor he would not put me through! i said even a can of beans has a date phurchaced and code! what do you think? AND THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND ADVICE FOLKS! Regards Martin
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14-12-2005, 11:54 AM	#8
Boy Lex Guest Posts: n/a	Well sorry JayCee. I wasn't meaning to be critical, but if you suspected that he had missed out a digit, why not say so? As for checking my facts - I was under the impression that people came on the forums to discuss problems that others have experienced. I am simply sharing my experiences of Hitachi televisions. If everyone who gives advice here has to be an expert - then we wouldn't get very far would we? I'm sorry if you thought my remark to be overly critical - I just thought you were being a bit blunt and unfriendly.
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21-12-2005, 8:57 PM	#9
n300x Guest Posts: n/a	just to let you know! got Tv sorted! it was still under guarantee! thought it had ran out! i watched the bloke fix the tv he had to replace to resisters and a very small black piece with 8 small metal prongs belonging to it! hope this make sense! thanks for you advice folks! Cheerz Marty
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