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    Grundig GU22DVD - Fuzzy/rolling picture

    Got this one to repair and return - normally don't do this but it's for a friend so I said I'd have a look at it.

    The problem is the picture is fuzzy, each line is skipping a few pixels randomly, and sometimes it loses vertical sync. It also has difficulty with composite video inputs, they always show "No Signal". OSD is affected as well as the video.

    I tore it down and checked the regulators. They're all 3.3V; one is outputting 3.29V, another 3.31V, but there's one on the board that's doing 3.25V. It's a little low, so I scoped the output (with my new DS1102E ) - sure enough, it's oscillating at around 400kHz with over 1Vp-p of ripple.

    Fault is either the regulator (massive D2PAK device - lots of fun to remove) - or one of the caps. I hope it's the caps as those will be far easier to replace.
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    Re: Grundig GU22DVD - Fuzzy/rolling picture

    Some photos of the fault.

    Some scenes cause vertical rolling, others do not. Seems very light or very dark is okay but lots of brightness transitions = problem.

    Also note the colour noise, didn't notice that before.
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      Re: Grundig GU22DVD - Fuzzy/rolling picture

      D2PAK is easy to remove. Use your soldering iron and solder pump to clear the pins first, then lift them off the board. For the tab, either use a hot air gun set to 400C, or a soldering iron with a wide chisel tip. Once the solder melts, lift it off with a pair of needle-nose pliers.
      Originally posted by PeteS in CA
      Remember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.
      A working TV? How boring!

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        Re: Grundig GU22DVD - Fuzzy/rolling picture

        Originally posted by Th3_uN1Qu3 View Post
        D2PAK is easy to remove. Use your soldering iron and solder pump to clear the pins first, then lift them off the board. For the tab, either use a hot air gun set to 400C, or a soldering iron with a wide chisel tip. Once the solder melts, lift it off with a pair of needle-nose pliers.
        Thanks for the tips. I will try replacing the caps near it first but if I have to, I will replace the regulator.
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          Re: Grundig GU22DVD - Fuzzy/rolling picture

          Amazingly, it looks like the oscillating regulator ISN'T the problem. I soldered a 47uF cap in parallel, 0.9 ohm ESR. Now it's not oscillating but the picture problem is the same; time to check the T-con.
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            Re: Grundig GU22DVD - Fuzzy/rolling picture

            Okay... it WAS a loose cable in the end. Just on the T-con end. I'm sure the LDO would have eventually caused issues though... It's fixed now though.
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