Chriswashere
Active Member
On a recent trip to Georgia I had the opportunity to get a bunch of free audio gear. I could talk about the free eico preamp, or a free pioneer sx-838, but those projects have been set aside for something much larger: a Sony trinitron kv-1920D. Audiokarma is not the best place to ask for help with a vintage TV, but since Videokarma won't activate my account I have become aggravated and would like some help.
The main issue right now is that whole turning a pot, I managed to be an idiot and short something in the power supply, causing the face to blow off of a transistor (q601). Mostly I need someone who has this model tv to please look at the board and see what that transistor was. I can not find any diagrams for this model and I seem extremely screwed.
Before this incident, the tv was already having crazy issues. The picture was rapidly moving horizontally, there was blank space at the top of the screen, and the tv looked like it was getting a poor signal. Anyways, hopefully someone out there happens to have this tv. I really enjoy the picture of my kv-1913 (a tv which I have used to impress many people).
Thanks to anyone has any idea what to do.
The main issue right now is that whole turning a pot, I managed to be an idiot and short something in the power supply, causing the face to blow off of a transistor (q601). Mostly I need someone who has this model tv to please look at the board and see what that transistor was. I can not find any diagrams for this model and I seem extremely screwed.
Before this incident, the tv was already having crazy issues. The picture was rapidly moving horizontally, there was blank space at the top of the screen, and the tv looked like it was getting a poor signal. Anyways, hopefully someone out there happens to have this tv. I really enjoy the picture of my kv-1913 (a tv which I have used to impress many people).
Thanks to anyone has any idea what to do.
