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CPS1760LR / OKANO [Monitors]
The EURAS repair tip database for professional technicians and service engineers
supplies the following faults for CPS1760LR / OKANO.
List of fault symptoms:
- Intermittent vertical foldover.
- Q401 repeat failure in 15 min.
- Vertical collapse. (service info for OKANO -CPS1760LR)
- Horizontal linearity off. Letters outside of screen smaller than centre.
- Width excessive.Q305 shorted, C308 puffy, D410 burned.
- Dead. Power LED blinks 2-3 times.
- No horizontal linearity.
- Voltages at IC305 (LA7856).
- Zd401, 402 & 403 info
- Picture gets brighter when warming up.
- Vertical line.
- No horizontal deflection.
- No function - PSU ticks.
- Tearing of the vertical lines (line tearing) and noise in the monitor are dependent on the picture content. With a grey level very visible in the top third of the picture, comparable with hum distortion.
- Main PCB rebuild. (CPS1760LR tip from OKANO)
- Arcing.
- Video is poor. (CPS1760LR OKANO repair tip)
- Too wide, pincushion error particularly after horizontal output transistor fails. (CPS1760LR tip from OKANO)
- Q401 repeatedly fails within 15 mins.
- Vertical lines have convergence fault and picture shakes briefly esp. when appliance is cold.
- Horizontals problems.
- Horizontal linearity off. Letters outsides of screen smaller than centre.
- No horizontal size adjustment. Screen is barrelled at sides, squeezed in centre.
- SMPS rebuild.
- Vertical Quiver or flutter at low freq
- Power up intermittent. PS voltages about 2/3 of value
- Q305 repeatedly fails.
- Shuts down.
- After power-up 4 clicks from PSU then shutsdown.
- Video very slow to appear.
- No function - fuse F101 S/C.
- No picture.
- Intermittently vertical jumps at low vertical scan rates.
- Width control inoperative. Narrow pincushion.
- Vertical defective.
- Horizontal linearity fault.
- CRT PCB rebuild.
- No vertical deflection (intermittently). (service info for OKANO -CPS1760LR)
- Excessive horizontal size.
- Occasionally picture collapses.
- Fuse (2.5A AC) blows at once when powered up.
- High voltage arcing.
- Black screen.
- After switch on line in picture for 1 min.
- No HV.
- Specifications.
- Q305 repeat failure
- Dead.
- PSU fails again.
- Voltages at plugs P106 and P102.
- Vertical jitter or flutter at low frequency.
- Screen too narrow.
- Red vertical bar on right side of screen, video present.
- Horizontal linearity off.
- Unstable sync with ragged edges. (service info for OKANO -CPS1760LR)
- AD401, ZD402 and ZD403 info.
- Temporarily picture is compressed 10cm at the top and at the bottom it folds over approx 10mm.
- Screen is wavy.
- Excessive width which cannot be adjusted. (CPS1760LR OKANO repair tip)
- Dead, no 25V, F101 O/C.
- Dead. Q305 (2SD336A), D410 (UF5404) and C306 blown.
- No control of horizontal width - pincushion.
- Reduced vertical size.
- Colour problems. (service info for OKANO -CPS1760LR)
- Intermittent power up. Power supply voltages approx 2/3 value.
- Width control inoperative. Poor pincushion.
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Last updated: 22. Aug 2008 04:26:33 MET, doccode ISO9002AS168EKA200805C EURASMOP
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