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high guys,I have the above model in with C458 exploded and R446 o/c, could anyone tell me these values before i have to wait for a circuit, also does anyone know where i can get parts for MAGNAVOX 80 cmTVs?i need the set of plastic fingers inside front cabinet i need a remote (have been unable to sucessfuly find a universal to suit it),thanks in advance from russell. |
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Can't help with the Rowa but DJ Electronics are the agents for Magnavox I believe, 0397692307. |
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teknorat |
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thanks col ,i will give them a call,russell. |
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Where are these parts located? What component are they connected too? I have schematic, but cant find them. |
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Mactronic |
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R456 is what I think you are referring to which is 10 ohms and the capacitor is 6.8 uF 100v bipolar. On the same set I can not identify R821. Measuring 9.1k but looks like it may be 13k or something, colours burned almost off. |
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HI acording to my rowa rtm805 cct, r821 is 12k across c822. hope this helps cliff |
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Geoff |
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Hi all, by memory, this set is similar to the 80cm teac unit around at the same time, most faults would be the same. Regards. Geoff |
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All of the rowa tvs around that era are Teac sets, many very similar to TCL chassis's.
The guy who owned the Rowa name left teac a few years ago and took the name. Pretty sure I've seen it pop up again lately but on sets from non tv related outlets if you get my drift. They are no longer like or anything to do with teac. |
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Mactronic |
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Good morning lads, have fixed this set but could not readily obtain C458 6.8uF 100v cap. Had 4.7uF in stock so used that, better than the piece of wire that was there. Seems not to affect anything, had to adjust geometry, slight pincushion. Can anyone forsee a problem with this ?? |
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Yep I think I will be the baddy. From memory these are these rotten things that pass high current like in Sharps etc Use a standard type and it fails in a couple of weeks. What I do is use standard caps, sure its big and bulky but it doesnt bounce. A couple of 3.3uF and its fine. |
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Mactronic |
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Thanks rrobor, I figured that may be the case but had hoped to keep time down. Working without a circuit sometimes is challenging especially with older sets. There is not much room there with that heat sink in the way. Better to not see it again. |
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Well what can I say do the right thing and it puts you further in the poo. Replaced that cap with 2x3.3 which read 6.9 on the bridge and guess what it is worse pincushion. I have contacted Bill in the service mode forum and apparently this set requires a teac service remote. I will see locally if there is one available. But interesting that the 4.7 uF BP(NP) reduces the pincushion considerably, maybe I should go to 3.3 and see. Miracle suggestions gladly accepted ? |
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Hi, did you use 3.3uf NP caps or 3.3uf polarised caps. Seen this in the Sharp sets, eventually i used 4.7uf 2000v poly caps. Worked a treat Cheers Joe |
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EFIL says for pincushion (replace C458) but also says replace R510 (10 ohm) and V452 (BC548) + V456 (BC558) even though they'll likely measure OK. |
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