Sansui SV 1402 IC - TV set

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  • burntfingers
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 148
    #1

    Sansui SV 1402 IC - TV set

    Hi, guys.
    I'm looking for the service diagram.
    Looked around other sites, but nothing!
    Just need to see voltage at horizontal driver [I only get 4v at collector... I'm intrigued; transistor is OK].
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    • burntfingers
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 148
      #2
      Re: Sansui SV 1402 IC - TV set

      Does this mean I have no luck this time...

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