SERVICE NOTE: The CRT DAG is not at chassis ground. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE Proper service and repair is important to the safe, reliable operation of all Philips Consumer Electronics Company** Equipment. The service procedures recommended by Philips and described in this service manual are effective methods of performing service operations.
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FIRE AND SHOCK HAZARD 1. Be sure all components are positioned in such a way as to avoid the possibility of adjacent component shorts. This is especially important on those chassis which are transported to and from the service shop. 2.
X-RADIATION 1. Be sure procedures and instructions to all your service personnel cover the subject of X-radiation. Potential sources of X-rays in TV receivers are the picture tube and the high voltage circuits. The basic precaution which must be exercised is to keep the high voltage at the factory recommended level.
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megohm and 5.2 megohms. When the exposed metal does not have a return path to the chassis, the reading must be infinity. Remove the jumper from the ac line cord. LEAKAGE CURRENT HOT CHECK 1. Do not use an isolation transformer for this test. Plug the completely reassembled receiver directly into the ac outlet.
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Philips approved type. PARTS REPLACEMENT Many electrical and mechanical parts in Philips television sets have special safety related characteristics. These characteristics are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc.
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Chassis Identification and Interchangability Chassis Identification An identification label is located on the outside of the cabinet back. The first four characters (25R5) indicate the basic chassis series. The next two numbers (01) identify the total Electronic Package in the Cabinet.
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20R501 00APT145 CRT Module 00EMR590 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00AVJ177 Jack Panel 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: PA5020C1 25R501 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR525 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: 25T222 25R502 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR535 Main Chassis 00ALR016...
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Typical Model: HD2716 27R504 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR507 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: CC2762 27R505 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR597 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00AVJ177 PRO Video Jack Panel 00ASW116 Keyboard 00AWR006 Diode Modulator 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: PA5027...
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00EMR586 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 003403130005 Varactor Tuner N /A Typical Model: TP2782C1 27R513 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR577 Main Chassis 00ASW116 Keyboard 00ALR016 IR Assembly 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: FS2770B1 32R502 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR562 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116...
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00APT145 CRT Module 00EMR590 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00AVJ177 Jack Panel 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: PA5020C1 25R501 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR525 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: 25T222 25R502 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR535 Main Chassis 00ALR016...
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27R504 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR507 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: CC2762 27R505 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR597 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00AVJ177 PRO Video Jack Panel 00ASW116 Keyboard 00AWR006 Diode Modulator 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: PA5027 27R506 00APT146...
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00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 003403130005 Varactor Tuner N /A Typical Model: TP2782C1 27R513 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR577 Main Chassis 00ASW116 Keyboard 00ALR016 IR Assembly 003403130005 Varactor Tuner Typical Model: FS2770B1 32R502 00APT146 CRT Module 00EMR562 Main Chassis 00ALR016 IR Assembly 00ASW116 Keyboard 00AWR007...
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00EMR507 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28234 00EMR512 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28235 00EMR515 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28228 00EMR525 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28236 00EMR532 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28237 00EMR535 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28238 00EMR537 A002 Main Chassis 4835 219 28239...
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Model Replacement Parts List MODEL REPLACEMENT PARTS LISTS NOTE: THE "S" IN THE LEFT COLUMN INDICATES THE PART IS A CRITICAL SAFETY COMPONENT AND SHOULD BE REPLACED ONLY WITH THE PHILIPS PART NUMBER. BELL & HOWELL GNB1271106,1107, 1108 27" 4835 321 17079...
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INDICATES A COMPONENT WHICH WILL VARY DEPENDING UPON SCREEN SIZE, PRODUCTION DATES AND OPTIONAL FEATURES INSTALLED. PLEASE SEE THE REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST FOR SPECIFIC PART INFORMATION. 7. SPARK GAPS SHOWN ON THE CRT BOARD SCHEMATIC ARE INTERNAL TO THE CRT SOCKET. THIS WAVEFORM (#9) AT PINS 31 THROUGH 35 ARE PULSE WIDTH MODULATED.
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COMPONENT AND SPECIAL SYMBOLS: • INDICATES AN SMD 'CHIP' TYPE COMPONENT AND AS SUCH WILL BE LOCATED ON THE BOTTOM SIDE OF THE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD. INDICATES A COMPONENT WHICH WILL VARY DEPENDING UPON SCREEN SIZE, PRODUCTION DATES AND OPTIONAL FEATURES INSTALLED. PLEASE SEE THE REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST FOR SPECIFIC PART INFORMATION.
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Service Adjustment Notes Caution: The RS Chassis incorporates a "HOT" ground system. Always use a separate isolation transformer when applying power to the ex-posed chassis. Service Adjustment Notes: Unless otherwise specified: All service adjustments are "HOT" voltagewise. For maximum safety, ensure the use of properly insulated tools.
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Adjust R712 to straighten the vertical lines on the left and right sides of the picture. Adjust R714 to remove any trapezoid distortion (tilt) from the vertical lines on the left and right sides of the screen. NOTE: An adjustment of register 80 (Horz Center) in the service test mode may need to done to center the raster properly on the screen before preforming step number 5.
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Slowly spread the 2-X Pole purity rings to center the Green portion of the screen leaving the same amount of Red on the left side as there is blue on the right. Loosen the Yoke Clamp screws and slide the Yoke back to the point of best Green Purity. Tighten the Yoke Clamp screw slightly so that the Yoke can still be moved with some friction.
White Balance 1 Turn the set on. 2 Using the MENU set the color, brightness, picture and sharpness controls to MINIMUM. Select ANTENNA INPUT and disconnect the antenna. 3 Set Sub-Bright Control R390 (E-3) to minimum (Fully clockwise) 4 Set G2 to minimum. 5 Set Green and Blue Drive Controls to mid-range.
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Wide Band Adjustment 1. Make the following changes to the VG91: Mode Switch set to L Ch., Stereo Pilot set for 1 00% NORM. 2. Enter 83 with remote for Wide Band/Spectrum adjustments. 3. Adjust Wide Band for Null on scope at Test Point 53 (B-1) (Pin 33 IC200) using +/- buttons on remote. Spectrum 1.
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FEATURE = Indicates current register (SEE CHASSIS FEATURE CHART) 05 = Current register value in Hexadecimal format. By pressing the STATUS/EXIT button on the transmitter the run timer will be displayed in the upper left corner, also in Hexadecimal. To select another register, press the menu bottom on the transmitter until the desired register is displayed, or each register may be accessed directly by entering the register number.The following is a list of "Default"...
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3. Move the meter probe to OSD test point, TP33 (E-2). 4. Adjust L325 (E-2) to achieve a voltage at TP33 that is equal to one half of the voltage recorded at TP32 (approximately 2.5Vdc). This voltage must be set within the following tolerances: -10% to +2% of half of the voltage recorded at TP32.