Replacing a bad cap on TV

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  • justjoe
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    • May 2013
    • 35
    • England
    #61
    Re: Replacing a bad cap on TV

    Ok fixed the new problem, there is a small screw on that tab panel that controls the gamma (i think) and i turned it slightly clockwise when i first discovered it hoping it would fix the screen fade but its actually given me that screen flicker, so ive turned it back to how it was and now im getting a good picture again.

    so all fixed then, lesson learned there, just strip it down and rebuild it and hope it works is the answer lol

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