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MISCELLANEOUS ADJUSTMENTS 

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HORIZONTAL SIZE 

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode.

Select HSIZ, and adjust level for slight horizontal overscan. Save ad-

justment to memory.

HORIZONTAL CENTER (HPOS)

Perform Horizontal Frequency Adjustment. Tune in a crosshatch pat-
tern. Adjust Horizontal Centering Connector (A-55) for best horizon-
tal centering. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Select HPOS, and
adjust level for best horizontal centering. Save adjustment to
memory.

PINCUSHION (PAMP, CPIN, PPHA)

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode.
Select PAMP, and adjust level for straight vertical lines at left and
right of screen. Save adjustment to memory. Select 

 and adjust

level for straight vertical lines at top and bottom of screen. Save ad-

justment to memory. Select PPHA, and adjust level for equal spacing

of vertical lines from top to bottom of screen. Save adjustment to
memory.

VERTICAL FREQUENCY 

Tune in a 

 pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Se-

lect VFRE adjustment, and adjust the level until the picture locks in.
Save adjustment to memory.

VERTICAL SIZE 

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode.
Select VSIZ, and adjust level for slight vertical overscan. Save ad-

justment to memory.

VERTICAL POSITION 

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode:

Select VPOS, and adjust level to center picture vertically. Save ad-

justment to memory.

VERTICAL LINEARITY 

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode.

Select VLIN, and adjust level for equal vertical spacing of pattern.
Save adjustment to memory.

VERTICAL COMP 

Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Select VCOM, and adjust level
to 02. Save adjustment to memory.

CHROMA TRAP (CROM)

Tune in a 

 pattern. Set Color to Maximum, and turn NOTCH

on. Connect an oscilloscope to 

 (On C-Board). Enter the Ser-

vice Adjustment Mode. Select CROM, and adjust level for MINI-
MUM 

 Save adjustment to memory.

SUB BRIGHTNESS 

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Set Picture and Brightness to MINI-
MUM. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Select SBRT, and adjust
level for visible highlights. Save adjustment to memory.

SUB CONTRAST 

Tune in a crosshatch pattern. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode.
Select 

 and adjust level for best picture. Check tracking by ad-

justing Picture and Brightness to MINIMUM and Maximum and
check for blooming. Readjust if necessary. Save adjustment to
memory.

SUB HUE AND SUB COLOR (SHUE, SCOL)

Tune in a 

 pattern. Connect an oscilloscope to 

 (On

C-Board). Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Select SCOL, and
adjust level for 

 p-p. Tune in an active channel. Select SHUE,

and adjust level for proper skin tones. Save adjustment to memory.

S   CORRECTION 

Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Select VSCO, and adjust level
to 0. Save adjustment to memory.

COLOR PURITY

Use a degaussing coil to demagnetize the CRT and mounting brack-
ets. Enter the Service Adjustment Mode. Adjust ROFF and BOFF
levels to MINIMUM. Adjust GOFF for a green raster. Loosen
Deflection Yoke clamp screw and slide it backward to obtain a verti-
cal green band. Adjust purity rings to center the vertical green band.
Slide the Deflection Yoke forward until a uniform green screen is
obtained. Check Blue and Red purity by adjusting the ROFF, GOFF,
and BOFF levels. Return all controls and adjustments to normal lev-
els.

Summary of Contents for KV-27EXR25

Page 1: ... 7 CBoard 9 PIP Adjustments 6 Placement Chart 5 Safety Precautions 1 Safety Related Adjustments 6 Schematics CRT 2 Control D A Converter 2 MTS Decoder 3 PIP 4 Power Supply 4 Television 2 Terminal Guides and Notes 7 Test Equipment 1 Troubleshooting 1 Tuner Terminal Guide 6 Tuner Voltage Chart 6 For Supplier Address See PHOTOFACT Annual Index SONY Model W 27EXR25 Chassis SCC D50F A Complete coverage...

Page 2: ...ken in defeating the high voltage shutdown circuit as this may cause excessive X radiation and damage the CRT TSOO and associated components Monitor the high voltage and troubleshoot HORIZONTAL Determine if the TV is in shutdown Refer to the High Voltage Shutdown section of this Troubleshooting guide If the TV is not in shutdown inject a horizontal signal at the base of the Horizontal Output Trans...

Page 3: ... emitter of 4305 Check the voltages waveforms and components associated with pins 3 4 8 26 and 27 of Y C J IC IC301 Buffer Transistors 43 lO Q3 13 Gamma Comp 1 Transistor 43 15 and Equalizer Transistor 43 14 Y Clamp Transistor 43 17 and Gamma Comp 2 Transistor 4316 If brightness is inadequate or camrot be controll Check the voltages waveforms and components associated with pin 5 of v901 CHROMA Che...

Page 4: ... of PIP Cont IC IC2204 If the waveform is missing Check the voltages wavefotms and components associated with pins 10 thru 13 of IC2104 Vertical Pulse Transistor Q2119 and pins 5 and 36 of Y C J IC IC2103 If waveform is present at pin 23 of IC2204 check for the proper wa veform at pin 61 of IC2204 If waveform is missing Check the voltages waveforms and components associated with pins 1 and 2 of IC...

Page 5: ... Control and pin 12 of IC2103 If chroma waveform is present at pins 20 and 22 of IC2103 check for the proper waveforms at pins 17 and 18 of A D Conv IC IC2206 If the waveforms are missing at pins 17 and 18 of IC2206 Check the voltages waveforms and components associated with R Y Out Transistor Q2103 and B Y Out Transistor 42114 If the waveforms are present at pins 17 and 18 of IC2206 check for the...

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Page 29: ... 4 buttons 3 Make changes on selected adjustment by pressing the 3 and 6 button Saving Adjustments to Memory 1 Adjustments must be saved to memory 2 To save adjustment press the Mute button and then the Enter button Memory Write Confirmation 1 2 3 Disconnect AC plug from outlet Plug set in and enter Service Adjustment Mode Select adjustment and confirm that setting was saved to memory Exiting Serv...

Page 30: ...n oscilloscope to TP47B Adjust Sub Color Con trol RV2 107 so that the PIP portion of the signal is 1 9V p p Tune in a picture on PIP window Adjust Sub Hue Control RV2106 to obtain proper skin tones PIP RGB PICTURE RGBP Tune in a colorbar Pattern Enter Service Adjustment Mode Select RGBP adjustment and adjust level to 00 Set Picture and Brightness to MINIMUM Adjust RGBP for proper colorbars in PIP ...

Page 31: ...ing of pattern Save adjustment to memory VERTICAL COMP VCOM Enter the Service Adjustment Mode Select VCOM and adjust level to 02 Save adjustment to memory CHROMA TRAP CROM Tune in a colorbar pattern Set Color to Maximum and turn NOTCH on Connect an oscilloscope to TP47R On C Board Enter the Ser vice Adjustment Mode Select CROM and adjust level for MINI MUM chroma Save adjustment to memory SUB BRIG...

Page 32: ...f the screen Rotate the Vertical Static Magnets to converge the Red and Blue dots over the Green dots ver tically at the center of the screen NOTE Some versions use a BMC magnet To adjust the BMC magnet slide it in and out to correct for insufficient horizontal static convergence rotate the BMC magnet to correct for insufficient vertical static convergence Tune in a cross hatch pattern and loosen ...

Page 33: ... replac ing the following components IC653 PM501 4608 4607 D531 C545 C627 R570 R591 R627 R628 R675 T500 Preparation Before Confirmation 1 Turn the Power switch on and receive a white signal Set the Picture and Bright controls to Maximum SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENTS 2 Confum that the voltage at TP 85 is more than 108V when the set is operating normally with 120VAC supply Hold down Operation Confirmat...

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