Adjusting Plasma Voltages

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  • dcapper
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    • Dec 2013
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    • Canada
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    Adjusting Plasma Voltages

    I have been working on this Daytek Plasma, it's basically a LG. All LG parts.

    I can't adjust the Vzb on the Zsus. Doesn't do anything. No picture adjustment.

    I adjusted the pots the best I can to get a clear picture. I finally got one but the whites are low and the readings are all out of whack.

    The panel sticker says the Vs should be 189v and I have 171v.
    The panel sticker says the Vy should be 75 and I have 93v.
    The panel sticker says the Va should be 65v and I have that.
    The panel sticker says the Vsc should be 115v and I have that.
    The panel sticker says the Vsetup should be 200v and I have that.

    Is the tv ok to run the Vs at 171v and the Vy at 93v?

    If I set them to the proper numbers my picture is full of green and red pixels.
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