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CW683CNG / SAMSUNG [TV]

The EURAS repair tip database for professional technicians and service engineers supplies the following faults for CW683CNG / SAMSUNG.

List of fault symptoms:
  • No audio or picture. Sound OK and snowy picture via scart.
  • Rolling lines downward on screen. Noise from PSU. (CW683CNG SAMSUNG repair tip)
  • Dark picture.
  • Grey screen. Retrace lines.
  • Picture bluish-mauve with flyback lines.
  • Dark picture. Audio OK . (CW683CNG SAMSUNG repair tip)
  • No RC or front panel functions.
  • Horizontal output transistor fails repeatedly.
  • No switch on. LED flashes 5 times (red).
  • Green picture. Flyback lines.
  • No picture. after start-up. Audio OK .
  • LED flashing. (CW683CNG tip from SAMSUNG)
  • No functions. Red LED blinks.
  • Vertical IC (LA7845) burns.
  • Bent stripes on the left.
  • Black screen and no picture. Sound ok. Flyback lines and negative picture when increasing screen control.
  • No start up or relay chatters constantly or starts up intermittently with washed out and distorted picture.
  • Red colour parts only visible as red streaks in the picture.
  • Smearing in picture.
  • Coloured flyback lines at the top edge. Fault is visible within the first 10 mins.
  • Excessive horizontal size.
  • Horizontal collapse.
  • No RC functions.
  • Stuck in standby. intermittently.
  • E/W fault.
  • E/W fault. Reduced vertical size.
  • No picture. CRT does not heat up.
  • No sync on picture. Flag effect. No sound. Fault only occurs in HF.
  • No start-up. LED is green. No line drive.
  • No vertical deflection.
  • Black stripe at the bottom.
  • No green.
  • No picture, only snow. AV OK .
  • Dead. Standby LED flashes .
  • No picture in AV2.
  • No start-up. Protection mode activated.
  • HV builds up briefly, breaks down again, then red LED blinks 5 times.
  • Superimposed vertical lines on picture in AV1, AV2 modes and RCA and S-Video front inputs.
  • Intermittently 5A main fuse blown.
  • Line output transistor fails repeatedly.
  • Picture goes intermittently dark, sound ok.
  • Distorted picture. after warm-up.
  • Error in E/W pincushion booster.
  • Dark picture with red trail.
  • No picture. Blank raster with blue-pink bars flashing.
  • Focus problems. when cold.
  • Intermittently switches off. No field scan; when turning G2, the horizontal line is a wave.
  • Hum/oscillation noise from appliance. (SAMSUNG - CW683CNG information)
  • Enable Hotel mode. Disable hotel mode.
  • Picture colour changing to green or blue, when adjusting brightness. Intermittently clicking noise frome CRT.
  • Enter service mode.
  • No picture. Audio OK .
  • Vertical fault. Blurry picture.
  • No vertical deflection when turning up SG control. Sound present.
  • Dim picture.
  • No start-up. Green LED appears, then goes back to red.
  • Approx. 3 cm wide vertical bars at right picture edge.
  • No picture. (service info for SAMSUNG -CW683CNG)
  • Dead.
  • No picture. No audio. (service info for SAMSUNG -CW683CNG)
  • LED flashes.
  • Brightness varies. Intermittent fizzing sound.
  • No functions. No LED lit. (SAMSUNG - CW683CNG information)
  • No reception in SECAM. OK in PAL.
  • Dim picture. No focus. Flyback lines.
  • Picture jitters. in TXT.
  • E/W fault. intermittently.
  • One colour missing. Brightness varies.
  • SMSP output voltages too high and unstable.
  • Line tearing.
  • Snowy picture on some channels ( digitalised ).
  • Green LED switches off at start-up, but line stage does not start.
  • Brightness varies. Greyscale problems.
  • Dead. LED blinks green and orange.
  • No picture (intermittently). Audio OK .
  • Reduced picture width, V shaped, with loss of convergence in upper and lower part.
  • No start-up. LED blinks .

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Last updated: 19. Nov 2008 15:33:17 MET, doccode ISO9002AS168EKA200805C EURASMOP

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