Hi Guys,

I have a 7yr old Thomson 32KV24U crt and over the last week or so it has decised to start switching its self of whilst I am watching it and now it will not come back on (it flash when you press the power button then goes dead).

I have tried disconnecting everything from it but no joy.

Any ideas or do I need to treat it as a cloud with a silver lining and get a new LCD replacement?

Regards

Alex

[JayCee]

I suspect your model is actually a 32VK24U.
The high voltage "Line Output Transfomer" is the most common failure on this Thomson ICC17 chassis and repair costs are likely to be around £70-£100.
To be sure you'd need to call in an experienced engineer for an accurate on-site diagnosis.

Cheers and your right it is a VK not KV!

Will call the engineer now I think there might be hope!

Alex

JayCee,

You obviously apear to know a lot about this type of issue (guess your and engineer) and wondered how complicated it would be to replace the Line Output Transformer? I think I found the bit of kit at : http://www.signalsuk.com/signalsuk.n...C?OpenDocument

I am not a complete buffon with electrics but is this a job for the experts bearing in mind I could do with saving the call out fees etc.

Cheers

Alex

[JayCee]

Originally Posted by alex100a

I am not a complete buffon with electrics but is this a job for the experts bearing in mind I could do with saving the call out fees etc.

Well, sure we're all in the same boat trying to save money but some jobs are best left to the experts.
I don't know how skilled you are with a soldering iron and if you're comfortable handling electronic components...then there's the safety issue of course...which is really the most important.
It's your call.

[NST]

I agree, I wouldn't recommend changing a LOPT yourself due to the high voltages that are stored inside the CRT and/ or capacitors.

[silv]

Originally Posted by alex100a

Hi Guys,

I have a 7yr old Thomson 32KV24U crt and over the last week or so it has decised to start switching its self of whilst I am watching it and now it will not come back on (it flash when you press the power button then goes dead).

I have tried disconnecting everything from it but no joy.

Any ideas or do I need to treat it as a cloud with a silver lining and get a new LCD replacement?

Regards

Alex

Alex check the Horizontal output transistor if good, then resolder it and a Coil that is connected to the base of that transistor,i don't know about that chassis so i can't give exact placement of those components,

[JayCee]

Originally Posted by silv

i don't know about that chassis so i can't give exact placement of those components,

silv, this is a UK/Europe-based forum and we have different TV systems and models/chassis from your side of the pond.
The components you mention generally do not not on this chassis give any trouble.