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Antoine Deschênes
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Thu Feb 03, 2005 10:49 pm Post subject:
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I have an Hitachi TV that bleeds red on some channels. The model number
reveals nothing since it's a made in and sold in canada one.
Also, some of the remote buttons like menu and others act like if there
other buttons and the sound distorts a bit.
Antoine Deschênes
antdes45@yahoo.ca
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Lance Dyer
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 12:12 am Post subject:
Re: Hitachi TV bleeds red on some channels |
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common sign of a weak picture tube if built in Canada it is likely 20+
years old
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| Quote: | I have an Hitachi TV that bleeds red on some channels. The model number
reveals nothing since it's a made in and sold in canada one.
Also, some of the remote buttons like menu and others act like if there
other buttons and the sound distorts a bit.
Antoine Deschênes
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Antoine Deschênes
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 2:11 am Post subject:
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It's newer than this(I think), and my 1979 electrohome(this one without
remote) doesn't do this.
It was OK for a long time, but after being unplugged for a long time, it
's doing this. Also, some channels are looking orange with a lot of
bleeding, while some are OK. Also, since a couple of years before it has
been unplugged, when any vibrations occure, the picture bumps.
Lance Dyer a écrit :
| Quote: | common sign of a weak picture tube if built in Canada it is likely 20+
years old
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I have an Hitachi TV that bleeds red on some channels. The model number
reveals nothing since it's a made in and sold in canada one.
Also, some of the remote buttons like menu and others act like if there
other buttons and the sound distorts a bit.
Antoine Deschênes
antdes45@yahoo.ca
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sofie
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 2:14 am Post subject:
Re: Hitachi TV bleeds red on some channels |
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As Lance Dyer replied.... most likely a worn or bad CRT. You did not post
the model number so I can determine the age of the television.... ALWAYS
POST A MODEL NUMBER..... but if the set is more than 10 years old then the
CRT is certainly suspect.
Back off on the color intensity and contrast a bit and the problem should
mostly go away.
Regarding the remote.... install NEW batteries.... if the problem persists,
replace the remote.
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Best Regards,
Daniel Sofie
Electronics Supply & Repair
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| Quote: | I have an Hitachi TV that bleeds red on some channels. The model number
reveals nothing since it's a made in and sold in canada one.
Also, some of the remote buttons like menu and others act like if there
other buttons and the sound distorts a bit.
Antoine Deschênes
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Antoine Deschênes
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 3:12 am Post subject:
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sofie a écrit :
| Quote: | As Lance Dyer replied.... most likely a worn or bad CRT. You did not post
the model number so I can determine the age of the television.... ALWAYS
POST A MODEL NUMBER.....
Hitachi Canada MT-2752, there's an assembly code or date marked M88.
but if the set is more than 10 years old then the
CRT is certainly suspect.
Back off on the color intensity and contrast a bit and the problem should
mostly go away.
Doesn't work on the "faulty" channels. If I play with the antenna I |
sometimes get a good picture.
| Quote: | Regarding the remote.... install NEW batteries.... if the problem persists,
replace the remote.
Changing the battery makes no difference. Crystal has often been a |
source of problems in the remote . . . Will try changing it(An other
time, the last one had too short pins replaced by wires.
As for the bumping picture, do you know what it could be?
Poor solder joint? Loose wire?
And for the distortion in sound?
Note the TV caps have NEVER been replaced(The TV have never been opened
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