Sony AX-1, KV-HR36M31 Service Manual

HCSD
ID:
079663
MODEL COli.lidANDEP
m-HR36M3
1
RM-
1007
m.
CHASSIS
oc~
scc-MI~A-A
NO.
MGDE'L
1
I
m.
CHASSIS NO.
TRINITRONa
COLOR
TV

Specifications

Power ~~fl~~mpti~fl
Color system
Available language Teletext Stereo/Bilinaual system
-
Channel coverage
;T(Antenna) Audio output (Speaker)
I
3D
Woofer
)Number of terminal
Q
(Video)
b
(Audio)
-53
(S Video)
+D
(Component Video)
-f&J
(G/B/WHD/ VD Video)
D
+c-
(Center
Speaker)
2
(Headphones)
Picture tube
Tube size (cm) (measured diagonally) Screen size (cm) (measured diagonally)
Dimensions
-
Mass (kg)
(wlhld, mm)
.-
(W)
for
KV-HR36
320-240 k 4C, 50160 Ind~cateci on the rear of the TV
BIG,
1.
DIK.
M
PAL,
PA1
60. SECtlM, \TSC4 43. -WSC3 58
/
English. Farsi. French
XICAM Sti.reo/Bilinpual
1
VHF
E2
LO
EII
VHF: CI toC12.Rl toR12/LtlF:C13 toC57.R21 toR60!CATk-: SO1 toS03.SI toS41,ZI
75-ohm external terminal
7.W
+
7.5W
Hz
DjK,
I.
I
CHF E21 to h69
BIG:
w
Input: 4 Output: ! Phono
6
Input: Input: 2
--
Input:
Inpu~:
--
Input:
Output:
Output: 1 Phono jacks; 500 mVrms
2
I
I
1 Stereo minijack
jacks:
I Vp-p. 75 ohms
Y:
1 Vp-p. 75 ohms, unbalanced. sync negative
C:
0.286
Vp-p.
Phono jacks
Y:
1 Vp-p, 75 ohms. sync negative P,/C,: 0.7 Vp-p. P,IC,: 0.7 Vp-p. 75 ohms Audio:
500 mVrms
Phono jacks
G:
0.7
Vp-p, 75 ohms,
R:
0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
HD:
0.7 Vp-p. 75 ohms. VD: 0.7 Vp-p. 75 ohms
120 W max.. 8 ohms
M31
--
A3
Stereo/Bilinpual [German)
I
75
CATV
ohms
75
sol
to s03,
ohms
B:
0.7 Vp-p. 75 ohms.
--
BjG
sl
to s41
-
.-
--
1
I
I
and specifica~ions
iksign
are
subject to change without notice.
SHORTCIRCUITTHE ANODE OFTHE PICTURE TUBE AND THE ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD. OR CAR-
BON PAINTED
AN
ISOLATION TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED DURING
ANY SERVICE TO
CAUSE OF
THE
CHASSIS OFTHIS RECEIVER IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED
TO THE AC POWER LINE.
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE
PARTS THESECOMPONENTS BERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN MENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY. CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS THAT
CRITICALTO SAFEOPERATION ARE IDENTIFIED IN THlS
ARE MANUAL. FOLLOW THESE PROCEDURES WHENEVER CRITI­CAL COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED OR IMPROPER OPERA-
TION IS SUSPECTED,
ON THE CRT, AFTER REMOVING THE ANODE.
LIVE CHASSIS.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE
(CAUTION)
WARNING!!
AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD, BE-
A
ON
WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUM-
THlS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLE-

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section
1
.
SELF BlAGNOSlS FUNCTION
2 .
DISASSEMBLY
REAR COVER ASSEMBLY CHASSIS ASSEL;TBLL SERVICE I'OSRIOS 9 SPEAKER BOX ASSEMB1.Y T AND UG BOARDS
RL1
AND
LI(;
BOARDS ABOARD 10 D BOARD SF BO>\RD 11
H3.
I
IXRNESS ARRi'&GE"VIENT REh1OV.kL OF KVODE-CAP CRT
3
.
SERVICE MODE
IMETHOD
3-
1
.
ADJUSTMENT MOD1
3-2
.
SERVICE LIODE ADJUSTiMEXT MEMORY WRITE COXFIRM-ATION METHOD
3
3.4 . ADJL'STTI\;G RLTTONS
.
SERVICE MODE
3.5
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H4. H5 AVD H41G BOARD
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01'
SETTING THE SERVICE
L,
IST
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Page Section
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5
.
SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENTS
.
5
5-
5.2 HV REGLi14ATION ClRCLTIT ADJUSTMENT 56
....
10
10
11
11 12
13
14
5.3 . HV PROTECTOR CIRCLV ADJUSTAM ENT 56
9
5.4
9
6
.
DIAGRAMS
9
6-
6-2 . CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATIOS
6.3
15 15
..
15
16
6.4 . SEMTCONDGCTORS
7
.
EXPLODED VIEWS
Title Page
-
1
.
+I3
.X
4X
VOLTAGE CONFIRMIWTION 56
.
.
IK PROTECTOR CIRCUIT CHECK (D BOARD) . 56
1
.
BLOCK DIAGRAM (1) BLOCK DIAGR4M BLOCK BLOCK BLOCK DIAGRAM (5)
BLOCK
BLOCK DIAGRAM (7) BLOCK DIAGRAM BLOCK DIAGRAM BLOCK DIAGRAM (10)
BLOCK DIAGRAM (11) 75
DIAGR4M (3) DIAGRtLM (4)
DIAGFUM
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(2)
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(6)
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i8)
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(9)
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PKLNTED WIRLWG BOARDS AND SCHELMA TIC DI.4GRAMS
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57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 74
76
76
173
4
.
SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
4-
I
.
LVTWI.IZING SFC DAT.4
4.2
.
BEAM Id~LVD14;Ci
4.3 . COhWERGEXCE ADJUSTMENT 48
.
4.4
G2
(SCREEN) ADNSTMEXT 50
FOCUS ADJUSTMEN 1
4.5
.
hRCK ASSY TWIST .ADJUSTMENT
4.6
.
SFC COARSE i1DJUSTMENT
1.7
.
4.8 . SFC
4.9
.
4.10
4-
11
4- I 2 . FOCUS AD.JCSTMENT
1-
13
FINE
ADJL-STMENT 53
P&P
SUB CONTRAST ADJlJSTMENT (VIDEO)
PBP SUB-HLE AND SLB.COI, OR
.
ADJUSTMEAT (VIDEO)
WHITE
.
.
PICTURE DISTORTION ADJUSTMENT
BXLAYCE ;\DJUSTME?J?'
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7.1
.
CHASSIS SECTION
7.2
.
SUPER WOOFER BLOCK
7.3
.
CRT SECTIOK
...
47 47
50
51 5
..
54
54 55 55
7.4 . BEZEL. SECTION
.
8
ELECTRICAL PARTS
1
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LIST
175 176 177
178
179
55
SECTION
1
I.
Summary of Self-Diagnosis Function
*
This device includes a self-diagnosis function.
In case
of abnom~alities. the'oindicator automatically blinks. It is possible to predict the abnormality location by the number
of blinks. The Instruction Manual describes
*
If the symptom is not reproduced sometimes in case of a malfunction, there is recording of whether a malfunction was gener­ated or not. Operate the remote command to
Diagnosis Items and Prediction
2.
When a malfunction occurs thenindicator only blinks for one of the following diagnosis items. malfunctions, the item uhch iirst occurred blinks. If the malfunctions occurred simultancously. the item with the lower blink count blinks first. The screen display displays the results regarding tions occurred.
1
Nunrber+tmes
Diagnosis Item
+B
overcurrent IOCP)
+B
overvoltage IOVP) 3 times
Vertical deflection stopped
((V-STOP)
---
1
indicator bMs
1
1
2 times
!
1
4 times
SELF
DIAGNOSIS
bhlking of the mindicator.
confinn the matter on the screen
of Malfunction Location
all
the diagnosis items listed below. The display " 0 " means that no malfunc-
~
Probable Cause Location
1
78001 (FBTl Rare sllort-circuit etc. (D board)
1
Q5001 (H-OUT), Q5006 iD board)
1
+B
loau open iD board)
I
PH8003, control system malfunction L2603 Open
--101(<
1
(CXA2170Q)
OUT) (D boadj IC401
FUNCTION
R6570
(MJ
board)
and
to predlct the loc'lt~on
I
[Relay is off when the power
I
turns on.)
OpeCp-~
1
Has entered standby mode.
~
1
Has entered standby mode.
of
the abnormd~t>.
In
case of two or more
Detected SJ mptoms
entered
standby
mode.
1
.
Ill
error MiBLiOi)
i
I
5
times
6 times
I
Horizontal deflecnon IC401 (CXA2150Q) (MJ board) Q5404 stopped (H-STOP)
Audlo Protector
tfigh-Voltage stopped
(HV-PROT)
(
Zero Cross DET emor
1
.
I
I
7 nmes
8
hmes
10 tlmes
9
tlmes
VTDEO OLT 9003 (C board) IC1.01 (CX42170Q)
(
iMJ board) Sub power supply system load shorted etc
1
[A
board)
I
1
(S-COR-OUT), Q5001 (H-OUT). Q5006
'
IC1-000. 2001 malfuncuon
I
T8001 IC8002. Q8013.8014. R805I
RYhO00
IC
malfunction IC9001, 9002.
--
(A
board)
(FBT)
rare short-circu~t (D board',
(D
board)
Power relay meltlng down (A board) ' Has not entered standby mode
Has
not
entered standby mode
---
I
Has entered standby mode
I
1
Has entered standby mode.
I
)
Has entered standby mode
I
Has
entered
4
1
I
mode
(
3.
Blinking
<
FRONT
count
PANEL
display
>
of
rl
/
indicator
*
One
blink
is not used for self-diagnosis
-
a
~ndicator
@A'
Release
4.
Self-diagnosis screen displays
<Screen Display Method>
of
The
STAYD
TV
on the
But
in
the
For details. refer to the item
In
cases of malfunctions where it is not possible to determine the symptom such as when the power goes off occasionally or when
thc
screen disappears occasionally, there is a screen display on whether the malfunction occurred or not
the detection circuit operated or not)
Quickly press the remote command button in the following order from the standby state
indicator blinking.
BY
indicator blinhg display
main unit or removing the plug from [he power.
RLJY
ERR
(10
<Diagnosis
+B +B Vertical deflection stop 4 times
times blinhg). do not release by tuning power off.
1-6.
in
Items> <Number of Blinks>
overcurrent overvoltage
Lamp
Lamp OFF : 0.3 seconds
is
released by turning
order to allow confirmation.
2
3
ON
:
0.3 seconds
times times
OFF
the power switch
JAAL
dr~r~
. . , .
-~.J~JJ-A~~~.JJI
--
;-
-
+----;
3.0 Lamp seconds OFF
-
:
in
the past (and whether
%-
Self-diagnosis screen display
this
Be aware that
entering the service mode
differs from the method
"G" : OK, "NG" : DETECTS ONCE OR MORE
THE
101
"0"
of
(
r/1+/
10
NO RELATION TO DIAGNOSIS.
:
NO LED BLINKING FOR WDT.
:
NUMBER
)
DIGITS
OF
NUMERALS ARE FOR CHECKING,
OF
DETECTION.
5.
After
the
self-diagnosis operation
.
The results &splay is not automatically cleared. In case of repairs and after repairs. check to return the results display to
.
If
the results display is not returned to
"
O
".
''
0
"
it will not be possible
to
judge a new malfunctio~l after completing repairs.
the
self-diagnosis screen and
be
sure
<Method
<Method
(FROM A BOARD)
(FROM A BOARD)
(FROM D BOARD)
FROM
i~~nhh
of Clearing
1.
Power off
z.
l"lo_l
3.
Channel
of Ending Self Diagnosis Screen>
When ending the self-diagnosis screen completely, turn the powcr switch OFF on the remote commander or the main unit
AUDIO PROT
LOW-B ERR
Results
!Set
+
@
*
Displap
to the standby mode)
+
1x1
+
r-1
(Test reset = Factory presel condition)
(Service Mode)
1
HV-PROT
ov
P
A, D BOARD)
AC-RLY MICRO-
(TO A BOARD) COMPUTER
OCP
A
n
nnnnn)
-1
I
1
MAIN MICRO-
CXA-2170Q
MJ
BOARD
-
IC102
BLINKING
LED
TIMES
*
12C YCJ RETURN DATA
SYMPTOM
1
+B
OCP
+B OVP V-STOP AKB
LOW-B ERROR
H-STOP AUDIO PROT
Z
DET
HV PRT
V,
+B
OCP
+B
OVP
V-STOP
Am
LOW-B ERROR
13-STOP
LV.
D. T.
AUDIO
HV-PROT
Z
PROT
DET
If
the ICY01
LEU
If
the IC701 Pin
LED If
the return data Bit0 inakc STANDBY LED blinks four times. If the return data Bit2 ST.4,XDBY At this time, AC-RELAY continues to high. If the
AC-RELAY low (P-OFF) and make STANDBY LED blinks six times.
turn If the return data make STANDBY LED blinks seven times. Obsenies the watch dock timer (BUS COMMLWIC!iTION ERROR DET) bus communication. If errors are detected, counts up and reform
(No
LED blinking). In case of turns low (Power off) and STANDBY-LED
In
case of Pin BS fixed Stand-by, makes AC-RELAY turns low (Power There are two causes for Zero Cross Error.
?Jormally the pulse doubled AC power supply frequeny is fed to Pin 8 of ICIOS. But abnormal pulse is fed. times.
Jii
Pin
11
(+B OCP DET) is
hlinks twice.
15
(+B OVI' DET) is high 2 seconds. turn AC-FGLAY low (P-OFF) and make STANDBY
blinks three times.
(VNG)
(IKREF) Erom CXA2
LED blinks five times.
IC701
Pin 69 (AC-RELAY) is high
Bit1
(HNG)
Pin
85
of ICSOl (AUDIO PROT DET) turns high 60msec twice at a time. makes AC-RELAY
33
of IClOl (HV-PROT DET) Lurns high
this case,
"1"
is nor displayed
hgh
2 seconds, turn AC-REl.AY low (P-OFF) and make STAVDBY
from CXA2150Q is
and
from CX42170 is
the bus communication and displays the number of
it
makes AC-RELAY turns low (Power offj and STAYDBY-LED blinks 9
in
'9. Z DET' column
"1"
while 2 seconds. turn AC-RELAY low (P-OFF) and
1SOQ
is "0" and there is no chanze for
the
Pin
43
(LOW-B ERfiOR DET) is low while 5 seconds.
"1"
while 2 seconds, turn AC-RELAY low (P-OFF) md
blink 8 rimes.
10
seconds conrinuously in normal operation
off)
and ST,L\NDBY-LED
in
the self-diagnosis mode.
20
seconds, make
time.
blinks
10
in
case of the
times.
or
in
2-1.
REAR COVER ASSEMBLY
SECTION
2

DISASSEMBLY

2-3.
SERVICE POSITION
@
Four screws (+BVTP 4x1 6)
I
v-C'L'~
Jqb
P
d
Three screws (i-BVTP 4x1
Three screws
(+BVTP 4x1 6)
Screw (i-BVTP 4x1 6)
6)
1
,
A
support
,
bottom.
2-2.
CHASSIS ASSEMBLY
@
Speaker
assembly
2-4.
SPEAKER BOX ASSEMBLY
@
Two screws
box
(+
TWHTP 4x25)
4
Connector
2-6.
T
BM
AND
AND
UG
BOARDS
@
Two connectors
@
MG
BOARDS
Screw
---------
@
i
T
board
2-7.
A
BOARD
@
CN6100 CN6101
CN6006
Connectors
',,
CN6010
BM
board
(with MS2 board)
9-0
Three screws
(+BVTP
3x1
2)
2-8.
D BOARD
@
Connectors
2-9.
@
Three screws
(+BVTP
SF
BOARD
3x1 2)
@
Connectors
,
".
,
'
L.
LCN3809
-.
/',
SF
board
2-10.
H3,
H4,
H5
AND
@
O
@ @
HMG
BOARDS
@
Connectors Screw
(+BVTP
H4 Connectors
board
CN1054, 1-
3x-8
---
-
Screw
Cnnn~rtnrs
-
-
,
. . .
- - . -
CN7204
,
,
\
-
@
Connectors
CN1OO1
to
h
,
1003
@
Connectors
CN9302, 9303
H5
board
\O
/
Screw
I+RVTP
3x1
?\
2-1
1.
HARNESS ARRANGEMENT
CN6006
CQIL,NA
ROTATION
2-12. REMOVAL OF ANODE-CAP
NOTE : After removing the anode, short circuit the anode of the picture tube and
the anode cap to the metal chassis,
C
RT.
CRT
shield or carbon paint on the
*REMOVING PROCEDURES
-
@
Turn up one side of the rubber cap in the direction indicated by the arrow
@
Using a thumb pull up the rubber cap firmly in the direction indicated by the arrow
When one side of the rubber cap is separated from the anode button, the anode-cap
@
can be removed by turning up the rubber cap and pulling it up in the direction of the arrow
O.
/
-6
@
@.
a
HOW
TO
HANDLE AN ANODE-CAP
@
Do not damage the surface of anode-caps with sharp shaped objects.
@
Do not press the rubber too hard so as not to damage the inside of anode-cap.
A
metal fitting called the shatter-hook terminal is built into the rubber.
@
Do not turn the foot of rubber over too hard.
The shatter-hook terminal will stick out or damage the rubber.
2-13.
NOTE:
CRT
After removing the anode, short circuit the anode of the picture tube and the anode cap to the metal chassis, CRT shield or carbon paint on the
CRT.
@
Speaker box assembly
1
\/
C-
\
w,
Neck assembly
@
Anode cap
/
coil
9
Chassis assembly
/
(Crown washer
+TP
SECTION
3
METHOD OF SETTINGTHE SERVICE ADJUSllVlENT
3-1.
MODE
SERVICE MODE PROCEDLIRE
1. Standby mode. (Power
2.
r@m-+-
on the Remote Commander. (Press each button within
3-2.
SERVICE MODE ADJUSTMENT
Item
NO
of)
+
r-l-+
a
second.)
(reg~ster name)
Category Data
rm!
SERVICE
Adjustment item up
Adjustment item down
MODE
3-4.
ADJUSTING BUTTONS AND INDICATOR
..
'
--
I/&
-
3.
The
SCREEN
4.
Press or on the Remote Commander to select the adjustment item.
5.
Press or on the Remote Commander to change the data.
6.
Press or category.
7.
If
you want to recover
to read the memory
8.
Press
'iLVB3G
9.
Turn power off.
Note: Press then
or turn set off and on to exit.
3-3.
MEMORY WRITE CONFIRMATION METHOD
1.
After adjustment,
2.
Turn power on and set to Service Mode.
3.
Call
the adjusted items again and confirm they were adjusted.
displays the item being adjusted.
a
on the Remote Commander to select the
the
latest values press then
then to write into memory.
on he Remote Commander
turn
power off with the remote commander.
~TR/IP
to
initialize
3-5.SERVICE MODE
Standards
*l
RF
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Standards
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