eowynhope
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Oct 27, 2005, 6:13 PM
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Hello. I found out from my local tv repairman that I need a new convergence module. Chances are it is just one or maybe two new IC chips (STK392-040) but from reading around, a lot of repairman just rather replace the board, in case a resistor or cap also went bad.
Anywho, they want $300 for the fix, and I can't afford it. Looking around and thru various emails, it seems I need one of these replacement parts for my board (AA41-0061A) :
AA95-02002A
or
BP94-00383A
From an online site like Partstore.com or Vancebaldwin.com they have both for sale. One is $65 the other $70. Whats the difference? Both are for my HCM4215W, but why is the BP94 listed as a replacement for the AA95? Also, do they both come with the STK IC chips already soldered into them?
And I still can't quite get it straight, are those two boards the convergence "module" the repairmen said I needed? If not, what is a convergence module. Whenever I google it, I don't get much if anything. Looking around in the tv, nothing stands out as a convergence module. So, what is a convergence module?
Thanks for the help. Maybe someone here can clear it up for me 
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