Peale
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If the horizontal output transistor is bad, the fuse /should/ blow, right?
Is there a "go-to guy" for repairing Sanyo EZV chassis?
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Dokert
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"should" but doesn't always happen with a Sanyo
MaximRecoil
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Well, I'm not sure what's going on. I cleaned the surfaces of the HOT and the piece of metal that it is mounted to, with a Scotch-Brite pad, and I can usually get a brief reading on the meter now, but sometimes not.
What happens internally when a HOT blows? Does it become completely open in there, like a blown fuse, or can it still be possible to sometimes get a reading with the continuity/diode test?
I can't swap in a known good HOT right now because I don't have one, I'll have to order one. Is there anything else I can test/check in the meantime?
What happens internally when a HOT blows? Does it become completely open in there, like a blown fuse, or can it still be possible to sometimes get a reading with the continuity/diode test?
I can't swap in a known good HOT right now because I don't have one, I'll have to order one. Is there anything else I can test/check in the meantime?
Dokert
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the reading should be roughly 1200 to 2000 on your meter
