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Mitsu CS-3505

 
 


jpete
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Sep 29, 2005, 10:55 PM

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Hope you all can help. I have a Mitsubishi CS-3505 that I bought used from a "repair shop" that turns out not to know how to repair anythingMad



There are 2 problems that may or may not be related.

1)The screen often loses it's vertical hold(?) so that the picture appears "letterboxed" I can usually "fix" the problem by turning the TV off until I hear a click, like a relay or something. Then if I turn it back on, the picture is normal. Usually, but not always.

and 2)The screen goes black but has a rainbow "halo" effect. The best I can describe it is if you've ever pressed on the LCD of a calculator, it looks like that.



Thanks for any help.

Jeff



rrobor
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Sep 30, 2005, 12:40 PM

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Re: [jpete] Mitsu CS-3505 [In reply to] Can't Post
Sounds like it has a faulty connection on the vertical chip and a short in the tube. Perhaps the repair shop knew slightly more than you.


jpete
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Sep 30, 2005, 2:51 PM

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Perhaps the repair shop knew slightly more than you.

I'm quite certain they know more than me but I lugged that monster back to them, left it for a week and they told me thay "fixed" it. What I now know is they are liars that may or may not know how to repair TV's.

Thanks for your suggestion though.



Jeff


rrobor
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Oct 1, 2005, 10:56 AM

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Re: [jpete] Mitsu CS-3505 [In reply to] Can't Post
My point was quite simply you have been had, if the tube is faulty the set is land fill, they sold you a pup. Learn that very cheap deals from professionals should be viewed with caution, you think they dont know their trade, they saw you as a mug.

 
 
 


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