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Richard, thanks for the pointer. I found a forum that was full of repair
help for this exact problem on the Toshiba RPTVs (www.techlore.com).
Serveral folks were successful with both repair and with replacement of
the hyper module. I was directed to www.partstore.com with the p/n for
the module for my set. (decided not to try a repair... don't have the
eyes for that level of detail soldering anymore).
The module replacement went well. The set looks even better than it did
just prior to the failure. I'm looking forward to the change after Greg
completes the ISF calibration.
Thanks again for the pointer.
Richard Fisher wrote:
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> Jeff,
>
> NESDA was the first choice. Check your local yellow pages for others.
>
> The module is no longer available as a new part. It must be pulled and
> repaired by a shop or sent out to be rebuilt.
>
> If you wish to DIY I suggest a google search for repair forums.
>
> Gregg I am sure would be happy to tune it or do a full ISF calibration!
>
> Richard Fisher
> ISF and HAA certified
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Richard, thanks for the pointer. I found a forum that was full of repair
help for this exact problem on the Toshiba RPTVs (www.techlore.com).
Serveral folks were successful with both repair and with replacement of
the hyper module. I was directed to www.partstore.com with the p/n for
the module for my set. (decided not to try a repair... don't have the
eyes for that level of detail soldering anymore).
The module replacement went well. The set looks even better than it did
just prior to the failure. I'm looking forward to the change after Greg
completes the ISF calibration.
Thanks again for the pointer.
Richard Fisher wrote:
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>
> Jeff,
>
> NESDA was the first choice. Check your local yellow pages for others.
>
> The module is no longer available as a new part. It must be pulled and
> repaired by a shop or sent out to be rebuilt.
>
> If you wish to DIY I suggest a google search for repair forums.
>
> Gregg I am sure would be happy to tune it or do a full ISF calibration!
>
> Richard Fisher
> ISF and HAA certified
> HD Library is provided by Techservicesusa.com
> Publisher http://www.hdtvmagazine.com/forum/index.php
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