2-3.Chassis Removal and Refitting ....................13
2-4.Service Position....................14
2-5.G Board Removal....................14
2-6.D2 Board Removal....................14
2-7.D Board Removal....................14
2-8.M2 Board Removal....................15
2-9.Service Connector for M2 Board..................15
2-10. Wire Dressing....................15
2-11. Picture Tube Removal....................16
Bottom Plates....................17
5. DIAGRAMS
5-1.Block Diagrams (1)....................25
Block Diagrams (2)....................26
Block Diagrams (3)....................27
Block Diagrams (4)....................28
5-2.Circuit Board Location....................28
5-3.Schematic Diagrams and
Printed Wiring Boards....................28
* A Board Schematic....................29
* A Board PWB....................35
* F1 Board Schematic....................39
* F1 Board PWB....................40
* H1 Board Schematic....................39
* H1 Board PWB....................40
* VM Board Schematic....................39
* VM Board PWB....................40
* G Board Schematic....................41
* G Board PWB....................40
* C Board Schematic....................42
* C Board PWB....................43
* M2 Board Schematic....................44
* M2 Board PWB....................43
* D2 Board Schematic....................45
* D2 Board PWB....................43
* D Board Schematic....................47
* D Board PWB....................46
5-4.Semiconductors....................48
5-5.IC Blocks....................51
6. EXPLODED VIEWS
3. SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
3-1.Beam Landing....................18
3-2.Convergence....................19
3-3.Focus Adjustment....................21
3-4.Screen (G2), White Balance....................21
4. CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS
4-1.Electrical Adjustments....................22
4-2.Test Mode 2....................24
CAUTION
SHORT CIRCUIT THE ANODE OF THE PICTURE TUBE AND THE
ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD, OR THE
CARBON PAINTED ON THE CRT, AFTER REMOVAL OF THE
ANODE CAP.
WARNING !!
AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED DURING
ANY SERVICE WORK TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD
DUE TO LIVE CHASSIS, THE CHASSIS OF THIS RECEIVER IS
DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE POWER LINE.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARKED
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE
PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL FOR SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE
THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART
NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN
SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.
ON
6-1.Chassis....................53
6-2.Picture Tube....................54
7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST....................55
ATTENTION
APRES AVOIR DECONNECTE LE CAP DE’LANODE,
COURT-CIRCUITER L’ANODE DU TUBE CATHODIQUE ET
CELUI DE L’ANODE DU CAP AU CHASSIS METALLIQUE DE
L’APPAREIL, OU AU COUCHE DE CARBONE PEINTE SUR LE
TUBE CATHODIQUE OU AU BLINDAGE DU TUBE
CATHODIQUE.
ATTENTION !!
AFIN D’EVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION
PROVENANT D’UN CHÁSSIS SOUS TENTION, UN
TRANSFORMATEUR D’ISOLEMENT DOIT ETRE UTILISÈ LORS
DE TOUT DÈPANNAGE LE CHÁSSIS DE CE RÈCEPTEUR EST
DIRECTMENT RACCORDÈ Á L’ALIMENTATION SECTEUR.
ATTENTION AUX COMPOSANTS RELATIFS Á
LA SECURITÈ!!
LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIÈS PAR UNE TRAME ET PAR UNE
MARQUE SUR LES SCHÈMAS DE PRINCIPE, LES VUES
EXPLOSÈES ET LES LISTES DE PIECES SONT D’UNE IMPOR-
TANCE CRITIQUE POUR LA SÈCURITÈ DU FONCTIONNEMENT,
NE LES REMPLACER QUE PAR DES COMPSANTS SONY DONT
LE NUMÈRO DE PIÈCE EST INDIQUÈ DANS LE PRÈSENT
MANUEL OU DANS DES SUPPLÈMENTS PUBLIÈS PAR SONY.
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CAUTION
Lead Free Soldered Boards
The circuit boards listed below [Table 1] used in these models
may have been processed using Lead Free Solder. The boards are
identified by the LF logo located close to the board designation
e.g. F1, H1 etc [ see examples ]. The servicing of these boards
requires special precautions to be taken as outlined below.
Table 1
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example 1
example 2
It is strongly recommended to use Lead Free Solder material in order to guarantee optimal quality of new solder joints. Lead Free Solder is
available under the following part numbers :
Due to the higher melting point of Lead Free Solder the soldering iron tip temperature needs to be set to 370 degrees centigrade. This
requires soldering equipment capable of accurate temperature control coupled with a good heat recovery characteristics.
For more information on the use of Lead Free Solder, please refer to http://www.sony-training.com
How to replace the fuse.
Open the fuse compartment with
a screwdriver blade and replace
the fuse.
FUSE
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PIPFFOFFOFFOFFO
ytiroirPBGRNONONONO
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1tracSNONONONO
2tracSNONONONO
3tracSNONONONO
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G/BmroNNONONOFFO
ImroNNOFFOFFONO
K/DmroNNONONOFFO
SUAmroNFFOFFOFFOFFO
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LmroNNOFFOFFOFFO
TASmroNFFOFFOFFOFFO
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txeteleTNONONONO
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WARNING(UK Models only)
The flexible mains lead is supplied connected to a B.S. 1363 fused
plug having a fuse of 5 AMP rating. Should the fuse need to be
replaced, use a 5 AMP FUSE approved by ASTA to BS 1362, ie one
that carries the
IF THE PLUG SUPPLIED WITH THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT SUITABLE FOR THE OUTLET SOCKETS IN YOUR HOME, IT SHOULD
BE CUT OFF AND AN APPROPRIATE PLUG FITTED. THE PLUG
SEVERED FROM THE MAINS LEAD MUST BE DESTROYED AS A
PLUG WITH BARED WIRES IS DANGEROUS IF ENGAGED IN A
LIVE SOCKET.
ASA
T
mark.
When an alternative type of plug is used, it should be fitted with a
5 AMP FUSE, otherwise the circuit should be protected by a 5 AMP
FUSE at the distribution board.
__ Video input1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V
_Video input
Y (S signal)
(plug, shield)
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : Less than 1kohm*
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : More than 10kohm*
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : Less than 1kohm*
Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : More than 10kohm*
High state (9.5-12V) : Part mode
Low state (0-2V) : TV mode
Input impedence : More than 10K ohms
Input capacitance : Less than 2nF
positive
0.3 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms, positive
High state (1-3V) Low state (0-0.4V)
Input impedence : 75 ohms
(-3+10dB)
(-3+10dB)
1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V
(-3+10dB)
ConnectedNot Connected (open) * at 20Hz - 20kHz
Rear Connection PanelFront Connection Panel
S-Video
socket
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4tupni)langisS(CBd3-/+V3.0
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.cnyS
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AE-6B SELF DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE
The identification of errors within the AE-6B chassis is triggered in one of two ways :- 1: Busy or 2: Device failure to respond to IIC. In the
event of one of these situations arising the software will first try to release the bus if busy (Failure to do so will report with a continuous
flashing LED) and then communicate with each device in turn to establish if a device is faulty. If a device is found to be faulty the relevant
device number will be displayed through the LED (Series of flashes which must be counted) See table 1, non fatal errors are reported using this
method.
Each time the software detects an error it is stored within the NVM. See Table 2.
Table 1
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rorreoN00
devreseR10
)noitcetorPtnerruCrevO(PCO20
noitcetorPegatloVrevO30
cnySlacitreVoN40
norewoptarorrERKI50
norewoptaegdelwonkcasubCIIonMVN70
noitcetorPlatnoziroH80
norewoptaegdelwonkcaonrenuT90
rorrErossecorPdnuoS01
devreseR11
rorrEetarnacS21
rorrECAD31
rorrEdnekcaB41
rorrEecnegrevnoCcimanyD51
rorrEPIP61
Flash Timing Example : e.g. error number 3
StBy LED
ONONON
OFF
OFF
norewoptawolsenilatadro/dnakcolcsubCII60
How to enter into Table 2
DEL
edoC
1.Turn on the main power switch of the TV set.
2.Program Remote Commander for Operation in Service
Mode. [See Page 22].
3.Press ‘VIDEO’ ‘VIDEO’ > ‘MENU’ on the Remote
Commander.
4.Using the Remote Commander, Scroll to the ‘Error Menu’
item using the down arrow key, then press the right arrow
key.
5.The following table will be displayed indicating the error
count.
Table 2
UNEMRORRE
20E
30E
40E
50E
60E
70E
80E
90E
01E
11E
21E
31E
41E
51E
61E
SRUOH
SETUNIM
PCO
PVO
CNYSV
RKI
CII
MVN
TORPH
RENUT
PDNUOS
ETARNACS
CAD
DNEKCAB
NOCNYD
PIP
EMITGNIKROW
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
)552,0(
0
41
7
Note: To clear the error count data press ‘80’ on the Remote
commander.
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Language
English
Norge
Français
Italiano
Nederlands
Select Language: Confirm: OK
If picture slants, please
adjust picture rotation
Not necessary
Adjust now
Select: Confirm: OK
Switching On the TV and Automatically Tuning
The first time you switch on your TV, a sequence of menu screens appear on the TV
enabling you to: 1) choose the language of the menu screen, 2) adjust the picture slant,
3) search and store all available channels (TV Broadcast) and 4) change the order in which
the channels (TV Broadcast) appear on the screen.
However, if you need to change any of these settings at a later date, you can do that by
selecting the appropriate option in the (Set Up menu) or by pressing the Auto Start Up
Button on the TV set.
First Time Operation
1
Connect the TV plug to the mains socket (220-240V AC,
50Hz)
The first time that the TV set is connected, it is usually
turned on. If the TV is off, press the on/off button on
the TV set to turn on the TV.
The first time you switch on the TV, a Language menu
displays automatically on the TV screen.
2
Press the orbutton on the remote control to select
the language, then press the OK button to confirm your
selection. From now on all the menus will appear in the
selected language.
3
Because of the earth’s magnetism, the picture might slant.
The Picture Rotation menu allows you to correct the
picture slant if it is necessary.
a)
If it is not necessary, press OK to select Not necessary.
b)
If it is necessary, pressorto select Adjust now,
then press OK and correct any slant of the picture
between –5 and +5 by pressingor. Finally press
OK to store.
continued...
8
Programme:
Channel:
Searching...
1
C 01
Auto Tuning
Do you want to start
automatic tuning?
Yes
No
No channel found
Please connect aerial
Confirm
First Time Operation
4
The Auto Tuning menu appears on the screen. Press the
OK button to select Yes.
5
The TV starts to automatically search and store all
available broadcast channels for you.
This procedure could take some minutes. Please be
patient and do not press any buttons, otherwise
automatic tuning will not be completed.
In some countries the TV Broadcaster installs the
channels automatically (ACI system). In this case,
the TV Broadcaster sends a menu in which you can
select your city by pressing theorbutton and
OK to store the channels.
If no channels were found during the auto tuning
process then a new menu appears automatically on
the screen asking you to connect the aerial. Please
connect the aerial (see page 6) and press OK. The
auto tuning process will start again.
6
After all available channels are captured and stored,
the Programme Sorting menu automatically appears
on the screen enabling you to change the order in
which the channels appear on the screen.
a)
If you wish to keep the broadcast channels in the
tuned order, go to step 7.
b)
If you wish to store the channels in a different order:
1 Press theorbutton to select the programme
number with the channel (TV Broadcast) you wish
to rearrange, then press thebutton.
2 Press theorbutton to select the new
programme number position for your selected
channel (TV Broadcast), then press OK.
3 Repeat steps b)1 and b)2 if you wish to change
the order of the other channels.
7
Press the MENU button to remove the menu from the
screen.
The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts from the ‘Operating
Instruction Manual’. The page numbers of the ‘Operating Instruction Manual’ remain
as in the manual.
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SECTION 1GENERAL
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Introducing and Using the Menu System
Your TV uses an on-screen menu system to guide you through the operations. Use the
following buttons on the Remote Control to operate the menu system:
1
Press the MENU button to switch the first level menu on.
2
• To highlight the desired menu or option, press or
.
• To enter the selected menu or option, press .
• To return to the last menu or option, press
.
• To alter the settings of your selected option, press / / or .
• To confirm and store your selection, press OK.
3
Press the MENU button to remove the menu from the screen.
continued...
Menu Guide
PICTURE ADJUSTMENT
The “Picture Adjustment” menu allows you to
alter the picture adjustments.
To do this: after selecting the item you want to
alter press , then press / / or
repeatedly to adjust it and finally press OK to
store the new adjustment.
Effect
Treble
Bass
Balance
Reset
Dual Sound
Auto Volume
TV Speakers
Natural
Off
Stereo
On
Sound Adjustment
Select:Enter:
Effect
Treble
Bass
Balance
Reset
Dual Sound
Auto Volume
TV Speakers
Natural
Off
Stereo
On
SOUND ADJUSTMENT
The “Sound Adjustment” menu allows you to
alter the sound adjustments.
To do this: after selecting the item you want to
alter, press . Then press / / or
repeatedly to adjust it and finally press OK to
store the new adjustment.
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 / Function
EffectNatural:Enhances clarity, detail and presence of sound by using
“BBE High Definition Sound system”
*
.
Dynamic: “BBE High Definition Sound system”
*
intensifies clarity
and presence of sound for better intelligibility
and musical realism.
Dolby
**
V: Dolby Virtual, simulates the sound effect of “Dolby
Surround Pro Logic”.
Off: Flat response.
Treble Less More
Bass Less More
Balance Left Right
Reset Resets the sound to the factory preset levels.
Dual Sound
•
For a stereo broadcast:
Mono.
Stereo.
•
For a bilingual broadcast:
Mono (for mono channel if available).
A (for channel 1).
B (for channel 2).
Auto VolumeOff: volume level changes according to the broadcast signal.
On: volume level of the channels will stay the same, independent of
the broadcast signal (e.g. in the case of advertisements).
TV SpeakersOn: to listen to the TV from the set speakers.
Off: to listen to the TV from an external amplifier connected to the
audio outputs on the rear of the TV set.
• If you are listening to the TV through headphones, the “Effect” option will automatically be
switched to “Off”.
• If you select “Dolby Virtual” on the “Effect” option, the “Auto Volume” option will
automatically be switched to “Off” and vice versa.
*
The “BBE High Definition Sound system” is manufactured by Sony Corporation under license
from BBE Sound, Inc. It is covered by U.S. Patent No. 4,638,258 and No. 4,482,866. The word
“BBE” and BBE Symbol are trademarks of BBE Sound, Inc.
**
This TV has been designed to create the “Dolby Surround” sound effect by simulating the
sound of four speakers with two speakers, when the broadcast audio signal is Dolby Surround
encoded. The sound effect can also be improved by connecting a suitable external amplifier (for
details refer to “Connecting to external audio Equipment” on page 21).
**
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro Logic” and the double-D
symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
K
continued...
Menu System
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continued...
MANUAL PROGRAMME PRESET
The “Manual Programme Preset” option in the
“Set Up” menu allows you to:
a)
Preset channels or the VCR channel one by
one to the programme order of your choice.
To do this:
1 After selecting the ”Manual Programme
Preset” option, press then with
Programme option highlighted press.
Pressorto select which programme
number you want to preset the channel on
(for VCR, select programme number “0”).
Then press.
2 After selecting the Channel option, press . Then press the number buttons to enter
directly the channel number of the TV Broadcast or the channel of the VCR signal. If you
do not know the channel number, pressorto search for it. When you have tuned
the desired channel, press OK twice to store.
Repeat all the above steps to tune and store more channels.
b)
Label a channel using up to five characters.
To do this: Highlighting the Programme option, press the PROG +/- button to select the
programme number with the channel you wish to name. When the programme you want to
name appears on the screen, select the Label option and press. Next presso
r
to
select a letter, number or “-“ for a blank. Press to confirm this character. Select the other
four characters in the same way. After selecting all the characters, press OK twice to store.
c)
Fine tune the broadcast reception. Normally the automatic fine tuning (AFT) will give the
best possible picture, however you can manually fine tune the TV to obtain a better picture
reception in case the picture is distorted.
To do this: while watching the channel (TV Broadcast) you wish to fine tune, select the AFT
option and press. Next press
orto adjust the fine tuning between -15 and +15.
Finally press OK twice to store.
d)
Skip any unwanted programme numbers when they are selected with the PROG +/-
buttons.
To do this: Highlighting the Programme option, press the PROG +/- button to select the
programme number you want to skip. When the programme you want to skip
appears on the screen, select the Skip option and press . Next pressorto select
Yes. Finally press OK twice to confirm and store.
To cancel this function afterwards, select “No” instead of “Yes” in the step above.
Auto TuningProgramme SortingSelect NexTViewAVPresetManual Set Up
Select:
Enter Menu:
Set Up
Auto TuningProgramme SortingSelect NexTViewAVPresetManual Set Up
Select:
Enter Menu:
Set Up
Language
Auto Tuning
Programme Sorting
Programme Labels
AV Preset
Manual Programme Preset
Detail Set Up
Select:
Enter Menu:
Enter:
Set Up
Select:
Language
Auto Tuning
Programme Sorting
Programme Labels
AV Preset
Manual Programme Preset
Detail Set Up
Menu System
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Teletext
Teletext is an information service transmitted by most TV stations. The index page of the
teletext service (usually page 100) gives you information on how to use the service. To
operate teletext, use the remote control buttons as indicated below.
Teletext errors may occur if you use a channel (TV Broadcast) with a weak signal.
To switch on Teletext :
After selecting the TV channel which carries the teletext service you wish
to view, press .
To select a Teletext page:
Input 3 digits for the page number, using the numbered buttons.
• If you make a mistake, retype the correct page number.
• If the counter on the screen continues searching, it is because the page is not available. If this is the
case, input another page number
To access the next or preceding page:
Press PROG + () or PROG - ().
To superimpose teletext on to the TV:
Whilst you are viewing teletext, press . Press it again to cancel teletext mode.
To freeze a teletext page:
Press /. Press it again to cancel the freeze.
To reveal concealed information (e.g: answer to a quiz):
Press /. Press it again to conceal the information.
To select a sub page:
A teletext page may consist of several sub pages. In this case the page number that appears
on the upper left corner will change from white to green and one or more arrows will appear
next to the page number. Repeatedly press the or buttons on the remote control to
watch the desired sub page.
To Switch Off Teletext:
Press .
Fastext
Fastext service lets you access Teletext pages with one button push.
When you are in Teletext mode and Fastext is broadcast, a colour coded menu appears at
the bottom of the teletext page. Press the appropriate coloured button (red, green, yellow
or blue) to access the page corresponding to your menu choice.
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
ProgrammeNewsSportWeather
25153101
98
TELETEXT
Index
Programme
News
Sport
Weather
25
153
101
98
Teletext
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Remote Control Configuration for VCR/DVD
In it’s default condition this remote control will operate the basic functions of this Sony TV, Sony
DVDs and most Sony VCRs. To control VCRs and DVDs of other manufacturers (and some Sony
VCR models), please complete the following steps:
Before you start, look up the 3 digit code for your brand of DVD or VCR from the list
below. On those brands that have more than one code, enter the first code number.
1
Press the Media Selector button on the remote control repeatedly until the
required green light (VCR or DVD) is lit.
If Media Selector is on TV position, code numbers will not be stored.
2
Before the green light goes out, press and hold the yellow button for
approximately 6 seconds until the green light starts flashing.
3
Whilst the green light is flashing, enter all three digits of the code for your
brand of VCR or DVD using the number buttons on the remote control.
If your selected code is entered correctly, all three green lights will be lit
momentarily.
4
Turn on your VCR or DVD and check that the main functions work.
• If your device is not working or some of the functions do not work
please check that you entered the correct code set or try the next code
listed against the brand.
• Your brand codes may be lost if weak batteries are not replaced within
a few minutes. To reset your brand of DVD or VCR please repeat the
above steps. A small label is added inside the battery door to allow you
to record your brand codes.
• Not all brands are covered and not all models of every brand may be
covered.
• KV-28FQ70U: 28” (approx.
71 cm mesaured diagonally).
• KV-32FQ70U: 32” (approx.
82 cm mesaured diagonally).
Rear Terminals
1/1
connector
(CENELEC standard)
including audio/video
input, RGB input, TV
audio/video output.
2/2
connector
(CENELEC standard)
including audio / video
input, RGB input, monitor
audio/video output.
3/3
(SMARTLINK)
connector
(CENELEC
standard) including
audio / video input, S video
input, selectable
audio / video output and
Smartlink interface.
audio outputs (Left/
Right) - phono jacks
21-pin scart
21-pin Scart
S
21-pin Scart
Front Terminals
S
4
S Video input – 4 pin
DIN
4
video input – phono
jack
4
audio input – phono
jacks
headphones jack
Sound Output:
2 x 20 W (music power)
2 x 10 W (RMS)
Woofer:
30 W (music power)
15 W (RMS)
Power Consumption:
• KV-28FQ70U: 125 W
• KV-32FQ70U: 130 W
Standby Power
Consumption:
0.3 W
Dimensions (w x h x d) :
• KV-28FQ70U: approx.
789 x 533 x 521 mm.
• KV-32FQ70U: approx.
910 x 586 x 586 mm.
Weight:
• KV-28FQ70U:
approx. 46.5 Kg.
• KV-32FQ70U:
approx. 64 Kg.
Design and specifications are subject to
change without notice.
Ecological Paper - Totally Chlorine Free
Accessories supplied:
1 Remote Control (RM-938)
2 Batteries (IEC designated,
AA size)
Other features:
• 100 Hz picture, Digital Plus.
• Teletext, Fastext, TOPtext
(250 page TEXT memory).
• Sleep Timer.
• SmartLink (direct link
between your TV set and a
compatible VCR. For more
information on SmartLink,
please refer to the
Instruction Manual of your
VCR).
• Dolby Virtual.
• BBE Digital.
• PIP.
• Auto Format.
• ACI (Auto Channel
Installation).
Additional Information
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Troubleshooting
Here are some simple solutions to problems which may affect the picture and sound.
Problem
No picture (screen is dark)
and no sound.
Poor or no picture (screen is
dark), but good sound.
No picture or no menu
information from equipment
connected to the Scart
connector.
Good picture, no sound.
No colour on colour
programmes.
When you switch on the TV
the last channel you were
watching before switching
the TV off does not appear.
Distorted picture when
changing programmes or
selecting teletext.
Wrong characters appear
when viewing NexTView.
Solution
• Check the aerial connection.
• Plug the TV in and press the button on the front of the TV.
• If the standby indicator is on, press TV button on
the remote control.
• Using the menu system, select the “Picture Adjustment”
menu and select “Reset” to return to the factory settings (see
page 9).
• Check that the optional equipment is on and press the
button repeatedly on the remote control until the
correct input symbol is displayed on the screen (see page 21).
• Press the + button on the remote control.
• Check that “TV Speakers” is “On” in the “Sound Adjustment”
menu (see page 10).
• Check that headphones are not connected.
• Using the menu system, select the “Picture Adjustment”
menu and select “Reset” to return to factory settings (see
page 9).
• This is not a malfunction. Press the number buttons on the
remote control to select the desired channel.
• Turn off any equipment connected to the Scart connector on
the rear of the TV.
• Use the menu system to enter the “Language” menu (see page
13) and select the same language that NexTView is broadcast
in.
continued...
Additional Information
25
GB
If you continue to experience problems, have your TV serviced by qualified personnel.
Never open the casing yourself.
Problem
Picture slanted
Noisy picture when viewing
a TV channel.
Remote control does not
function.
The standby indicator on
the TV flashes.
Solution
• Using the menu system, select the “Picture Rotation” option
in the “Detail Set Up” menu to correct the picture slant (see
page 16).
• Using the menu system, select the “Manual Programme
Preset” menu and adjust Fine Tuning (AFT) to obtain better
picture reception (see page 15).
• Using the menu system, select the “Noise Reduction” option
in the “Picture Adjustment” menu and select “Auto” to
reduce the noise in the picture (see page 19).
• Check that the Media Selector on the remote control is set to
the device you are using (VCR, TV or DVD).
• If the remote control does not operate the VCR or DVD even
when the Media Selector has been set correctly. Enter the
necessary code set as explained in the “Remote Control
Configuration for VCR/DVD” chapter of this instruction
manual (see page 22).
• Replace the batteries.
• Contact your nearest Sony service centre.
Additional Information
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Page 13
SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY
2-1. Rear Cover Removal
=>
=>
=>
=>
=>
=>
=>
Remove the rear cover fixing screws indicated and pull the
rear cover backwards away from the set.
2-2. Speaker Box Removal
=>
=>
=>
=>
Screws
To remove the speaker box assembly remove the two screws
circled and unplug the speaker lead from connector CN2500
on the ‘A’ board. The assembly can then be lifted gently
away from its supporting arms.
2-3. Chassis Removal and Refitting
To remove lift the main bracket rear slightly and slide the
chassis away from the beznet. Ensure that the interconnecting
leads are released from their purse locks to prevent damage
being caused.
When refitting the chassis ensure that the main bracket is
located in the beznet guide slots before sliding the chassis
forwards. Refit the inter-connecting leads in their respective
purse locks.
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2-4. Service Position2-5. G Board Removal
Clips
To place the chassis in the service position, remove the
speaker assembly box (see 2-2.) and insert the main bracket
firmly into the T-slot located on the left corner of the beznet
as indicated (see inset). To gain access to the underside of
the boards follow the instructions on page 17. [Removal
and Replacement of the main bracket bottom plates].
2-6. D2 Board Removal
To remove the G Board release the clips circled and ease the
board gently away from the support bracket.
2-7. D Board Removal
Screw
Screws
Clips
To remove the D2 board remove the two screws circled,
release the clips circled and ease the board gently away from
the support bracket.
Clips
To remove the D board first remove the D2 bracket by
removing the two screws (one on each side of the bracket)
and releasing the four clips (two on each side of the bracket).
The D board can then be removed using the same method as
the G board.
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Page 15
2-8. M2 Board Removal
To remove the M2 Board gently release the two clips with a
screwdriver and remove the board from its socket vertically.
2-9. Service Connector for M2 Board
To A
From M2
Board
Extender Board Assembly A-1642-293-A
Board
If the M2 Board needs to be removed for testing when the
chassis is placed in its service position, it would be necessary
to use an extender board and extension cable as indicated
above.
The Extender board and extension cable are available as a
service part by ordering the part number as indicated.
2-10. Wire Dressing
20mm
20mm
Ensure that wires do not touch heatsinks and high temperature
hotspots. All wires must be kept at a minimum distance of
20mm away from the EHT lead
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Page 16
2-11. Picture Tube Removal
WARNING:
BEFORE REMOVING
THE ANODE CAP
High voltage remains in the CRT even
after the power is disconnected. To
avoid electric shock, discharge CRT
before attempting to remove the anode
cap. Short between anode and CRT
coated earth ground strap.
Coated Earth
Ground Strap
11
9
8
7
6
5
10
2
1
4
3
1. Remove Speaker Box assembly.
2. Discharge the anode of the CRT and remove the anode cap.
3. Unplug all interconnecting leads from the Deflection yoke, neck
assy, degaussing coils and CRT grounding strap.
4. Remove the C Board from the CRT.
5. Remove the chassis assembly.
6. Loosen the Neck assembly fixing screw and remove.
7. Loosen the Deflection yoke fixing screw and remove.
8. Place the set with the CRT face down on a cushion and remove
the Degaussing Coil holders.
9. Remove the Degaussing Coils.
10. Remove the CRT grounding strap and spring tensioners.
11. Unscrew the four CRT fixing screws [ located on each CRT
corner ] and remove the CRT.
[Take care not to handle the CRT by the neck.]
Removal of the Anode-Cap
REMOVAL PROCEDURE.
a
1
Turn up one side of the rubber cap in
the direction indicated by the arrow a
b
2 Using a thumb pull up the rubber cap
firmly in the direction indicated by the
arrow b
How to handle the Anode-Cap
1.To prevent damaging the surface of the anode-cap do not use
sharp materials.
2.Do not apply too great a pressure on the rubber, as this may cause
damage to the anode connector.
3.A metal fitting called a shatter hook terminal is fitted inside the
rubber cap.
4.Do not turn the rubber foot over excessively, this may cause
damage if the shatter hook sticks out.
c
b
Anode button
3 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 c
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Page 17
REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF THE MAIN-BRACKET
BOTTOM PLATES.
For safety reasons, on no account should the plates be removed
and not refitted after servicing.
(1) REMOVING THE PLATES
In the event of servicing being required to the solder side of the printed wiring boards, the
bottom plates fitted to the main chassis bracket require to be removed. This is performed by
cutting the gates with a sharp wire cutter at the locations indicated by the arrows.
Note : There are 2 plates fitted to the main bracket. Only remove the necessary plate to gain
access to the printed wiring board.
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(2) REFITTING THE PLATES
Because the plates differ in size it is important that the correct plates are refitted in their original
location.
Please note that the plates need to be rotated 180 degrees from their cut position to allow the
tabs to be fitted into their catch positions.
Catch
Ta b
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SECTION 3 SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
•When complete readjustment is necessary or a new picture tube
is installed, carry out the following adjustments.
•Unless there are specific instructions to the contrary, carry out
these adjustments with the rated power supply.
•Unless there are specific instructions to the contrary, set the
controls and switches to the following settings :
Contrast .................................. normal
Brightness .................................. normal
3-1. Beam Landing
Preparation :
1.In order to reduce the influence of geomagnetism on the set’s
picture tube, face it in an easterly or westerly direction.
2.Switch on the TV set’s power and degauss with a degausser.
(1) Adjustment of Correction Magnet for Y-Splitting Axis.
1.Input a crosshatch signal from the pattern generator.
2.Set the Picture control to minimum and confirm that the
Brightness control is set to normal.
3.Position the neck assembly as indicated in Fig.3-2.
4.Loosen the deflection yoke fixing screw.
5.Move the deflection yoke as far forward as is possible.
6.Adjust the upper and lower pin symmetrically by opening or
closing the Y-splitting axis correction magnets located on the
neck assembly. [See Fig 3-3]
7.Return the deflection yoke to its original position and re-tighten
its fixing screw.
Fig.3-1
Y-splitting axis correction magnet
Carry out the adjustments in the following order :
Note : Before carrying out the following adjustments adjust the
magnets as indicated [See Fig.3-4].
1.Input a crosshatch signal from the signal generator.
2.Rough-adjust the focus and horizontal convergence.
3.Switch from the crosshatch pattern to an all-red pattern.
4.Move the deflection yoke backwards and adjust with the purity
magnet so that the red is at the centre and it aligns
symmetrically [See Fig.3-5].
5.Move the deflection yoke forward to the point where the entire
screen just becomes red [Mark its position].
6.Move the deflection yoke further forward until the screen just
changes colour at the edges. [Mark its position]
7.Position the deflection yoke between the two marks indicated
above.
8.Input a crosshatch pattern from the pattern generator and rotate
the deflection yoke so that the horizontal lines are parallel with
the top and bottom of the screen.
9.When the position of the deflection yoke has been determined,
fasten it with its fixing screw.
10. Switch the pattern generator to green then blue and confirm the
purity.
11. If the beam does not land correctly in all the corners of the
screen, use disk magnets to correct it. [Confirm the corner
landing forgreen and blue]
Caution :
High voltages are present on the Deflection yoke terminals - take care
when handling the Deflection yoke whilst carrying out
adjustments.
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Fig.3-2
Fig.3-3
G1
G2
+
G3
Neck assy
Align the edge
of the neck assy with
the edge of the G2 grid
on the G3 side.
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B
G
R
B
G
R
Fig.3-4
Purity magnets
Align pips on
each magnet
GREEN
RED
Align both Purity
magnets to the vertical
position
BLUE
Purity control magnets
3-2. Convergence
(1) Screen centre convergence [Static convergence]
1.Input a dot pattern signal from the pattern generator.
2.Normalize the picture setting.
3.[Moving vertically], adjust the V.STAT magnet so that the
vertical red, green and blue dots coincide at the centre of the
screen.
Fig.3-5
Purity control corrects
this area
a
cd
b
Deflection yoke positioning
corrects these areas
Disk magnets or
rotatable disk
magnets correct
these areas (a-d)
Center dot
R
G
B
H STAT
convergence
control
R
G
B
V.STAT Vertical Static Magnet
C Board
RV7375 (H STAT)
H STAT Convergence
(on mount side)
Disk Magnets
By opening or closing the V.STAT magnet, the red green and
blue dots move in the direction indicated below.
Note:Do not adjust the H.STAT by rotating the V.STAT
magnets as this can affect the focus setting.
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4.Correction for HMC [Horizontal mis-convergence] and VMC
+
+
+
YCH VR
Deflection Yoke
+
+
+
TLV VR
Deflection Yoke
[Vertical mis-convergence] by using the BMC [Hexapole]
magnet.
a). HMC correction by BMC [Hexapole] magnet and movement of
the electron beam.
HMC correction(A)HMC correction(B)
A < B
RG B
A > B
RGB
HTIL correction can be performed by adding a THL correction
assembly to the Deflection yoke.
A = B
RG B
A = B
RG B
b). VMC correction by BMC [Hexapole] magnet and movement of
the electron beam.
VMC correction(A)VMC correction(B)
C < D
C
D
C = DC > DC = D
R
G
B
R
C
G
D
B
R
G
B
R
G
B
HAMP Adjustment
YCH Adjustment
TLV Adjustment
Adjust the HAMP using HAMPL and HAMPR registers in the
Dynamic Convergence section of the service menu.
HTIL Adjustment
THL Correction assy
H-TRAP Adjustment
+
+
HTRAP VR
+
Deflection Yoke
The H-TRAP should not be adjusted unless absolutely necessary as it
affects the TLV settings.
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Page 21
Layout of each control
Purity magnet
BMC (Hexaploe) magnet
V STAT convergence magnet
Y-splitting axis correction magnet
3-3. Focus Adjustment
1.Receive a television broadcast signal.
2.Normalize the picture setting.
3.Adjust the focus control located on the flyback transformer to
obtain the best focus at the centre of the screen.
Bring only the centre area of the screen into focus, the magentaring appears on the screen. In this case, adjust the focus to
optimize the screen uniformly.
Note : If you are unable to adjust the corner convergence properly,
this can be corrected with the use of permalloy magnets.
a
a-d: screen-corner
convergence defect
c
Install the permalloy assembly
for the area that needs correcting.
b
d
a
b
Permalloy Assy
X-4387-214-1
c
d
Convergence adjustment with permalloy
Focus
Screen
3-4. Screen (G2), White Balance
[Adjustment in the service mode using the remote
commander]
G2 adjustment
1.Input a dot signal from the pattern generator.
2.Set the Picture, Brightness and Colour to minimum.
3.Apply 165V DC from an external power supply to the R, G
and B cathodes of the CRT.
4.Whilst watching the picture, adjust the G2 control [SCREEN]
located on the flyback transformer to the point just before the
flyback return lines disappear.
White balance adjustment for TV mode
1.Input an all-white signal from the pattern generator.
2.Program the Remote Commander for operation in Service Mode.
[ See Page 22 ].
3.Enter into the ‘Service Mode’ by pressing ‘VIDEO’ button twice
and ‘MENU’ on the Service Commander.
4.Select ‘Service’ from the on screen menu display and press
‘Right Arrow’.
5.The ‘Service’ menu will appear on the screen.[See Page 23]
6.Set the ‘Contrast’ to MAX.
7.Set the ‘R-Drive’ to 50.
8.Adjust the ‘G-Drive’ and the ‘B-Drive’ so that the white
balance becomes optimum.
9.Press the ‘OK’ button to write the data for each item.
10. Set the ‘Contrast’ to MIN.
11. Set the ‘R-Cutoff’ to 29.
12. Adjust the ‘G-Cutoff’, and the ‘B-Cutoff’ with the left and
right buttons on the remote commander so that the white
balance becomes optimum.
13. Press the ‘OK’ button to write the data for each item.
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Page 22
4-1. Electrical Adjustments
SECTION 4 CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS
Service adjustments to this model can be performed using the
supplied remote Commander RM-938.
Programming the Remote Commander for
Operation in Service Mode
1.Press the VCR/TV/DVD button until the
TV LED lights.
2.Press and hold the yellow button for
approx. 5 seconds until the TV LED
flashes quickly.
3.Press 99999. All three LED’s should light.
The remote commander is now set to Service Mode.
4.To return the remote commander to normal operation mode
repeat steps 1. and 2. then press 00000. All three LED’s
should light.
The remote commander is now set to normal mode.
Setting the TV into Service Mode
1.Program the remote commander for operation in Service
Mode as described above.
3.Press the video standby button on the remote
commander twice.
‘TT ’ will appear in the upper right corner of the screen.
Other status information will also be displayed.
4.Press ‘MENU’ on the remote commander to obtain the
following menu on the screen.
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5.Move to the corresponding adjustment item using the
up or down arrow buttons on the Remote Commander.
6.Press the right arrow button to enter into the required menu item.
7.Press the ‘Menu’ button on the Remote Commander to quit the
Service Mode when all adjustments have been completed.
4. Adjust the Sub-Contrast [ Using ‘VIDEO’ ‘VIDEO’ ‘11’ ] to
obtain a voltage of 105 +/- 5V.
Sub Colour Adjustment
1.Receive a PAL colour bar signal.
2.Connect an oscilloscope to Pin 6 of CN7001 [A Board].
3.Program the Remote Commander for operation in Service Mode.
[ See Page 22 ].
4.Adjust the ‘Sub Colour’ [ Using ‘VIDEO’ ‘VIDEO’ ‘12’ ] so
that the Cyan, Magenta and Blue colour bars are of equal levels
as indicated below.
Same Level
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4-2. TEST MODE 2:
1.Program the Remote Commander for operation in Service Mode.
[ See Page 22 ] and enter into the ‘Geometry’ service menu.
2.Select and adjust each item in order to obtain the optimum image.
V SIZE
V LIN
AFC BOW
V POSITION
H POSITION
H SIZE
PIN AMP
Test Mode 2 is available by rogramming the Remote Commander for
operation in Service Mode [ As shown on Page 22 ] then pressing the
‘VIDEO’ button twice, OSD ‘TT’ appears. The functions described
below are available by selecting the two numbers. To release the ‘Test
mode 2’, press 00, 10, 20 ... or switch the TV set into Stand-by
mode.
• All capacitors are in µF unless otherwise noted.
• pF : µµF 50WV or less are not indicated except for
electrolytic types.
• Indication of resistance, which does not have one for
rating electrical power, is as follows.
Pitch : 5mm
Electrical power rating : 1/4W
• Chip resistors are 1/10W
• All resistors are in ohms.
k = 1000 ohms, M = 1000,000 ohms
•: nonflammable resistor.
•: fusible resistor.
•: internal component.
•: panel designation or adjustment for repair.
• All variable and adjustable resistors have
characteristic curve B, unless otherwise noted.
• All voltages are in Volts.
• Readings are taken with a 10Mohm digital mutimeter.
• Readings are taken with a color bar input signal.
• Voltage variations may be noted due to normal production
tolerences.
•: B + bus.
•: B - bus.
•: RF signal path.
•: earth - ground.
•: ear th - chassis.
Reference Information
RESISTORRN
: METAL FILM
RC
: SOLID
FPRD
: NON FLAMMABLE CARBON
FUSE
: NON FLAMMABLE FUSIBLE
RS
: NON FLAMMABLE METAL OXIDE
RB
: NON FLAMMABLE CEMENT
RW
: NON FLAMMABLE WIREWOUND
: ADJUSTMENT RESISTOR
COILLF-8L
: MICRO INDUCTOR
CAPACITOR TA
: TANTALUM
PS
: STYROL
PP
: POLYPROPYLENE
PT
: MYLAR
MPS
: METALIZED POLYESTER
MPP
: METALIZED POLYPROPYLENE
ALB
: BIPOLAR
ALT
: HIGH TEMPERATURE
ALR
: HIGH RIPPLE
Les composants identifiés par une trame et
par une marque sont d'une importance
critique pour la sécurité. Ne les remplacer
que par des pièces de numéro spécifié.
specified.
Note :
The components identified by shading
and marked are critical for safety.
Replace only with the part numbers
specified in the parts list.
Note :
CVM Board
A Board
S1 Board
VM
C
H
D1
A
J
A2
N
D
A1
D2
C
A
VM Board
C Board
A Board
M2 Board
G Board
F1 Board
D2 Board
D Board
H1 Board
5-1. BLOCK DIAGRAMS (4)
TO D2 BOARD
CN6804
CN0101
CN0003
CN0001
1
RY SIGNAL
NVM
MEMORY
IC0001
8SCL
9SDA
24 LED
10
SIRCS
AGC
40
MODE 3
6
25 OVP
11 GROUP DELAY
23 OCP
15 COINCIDENCE
13 MAIN RY
14
DGC RY/AC ON-OFF
20 B TEXT
19 G TEXT
22 RESET AUDIO
18 R TEXT
36 AUDIO MUTE
12 FS 100
5
AV LINK
35 MODE 1
34 MODE 2
37 LINE MUTE
17 H SYNC
16 V SYNC
21 TXT VIDEO
38 RESET 100
39 KEY
712C DISABLE
5
7
6
MAIN RELAY DRIVE R Q0002
DEGAUSING COIL RELAY
12C DISABLE
DRIVER (CS)
Q0011
TO A BOARD (2/2)
DRIVER Q0003
12C SWITCH
(CONNECT
12C BUS 0
AND BUS 1
TOGETHER)
Q0007,
Q0008
12C SWITCH
(CONNECT
12C BUS 0
AND BUS 1
TOGETHER)
Q0009,
Q0010
SWITCH
NVM WC* CONTROL
DURING RESET Q0013
MICRO CONTROLLER
28
LED
76
SIRCS
6
AGC
AGC
22
MODE 3 (1)
93
MODE 3 (2)
94
OVP/OCP
29
GROUP DELAY
80
OCP FLAG
24
COINDIDENCE
59
MAIN RY
17
DGC RY/AC ON-OFF
16
46
B TEXT
47
G TEXT
25
RESET AUDIO
48
R TEXT
13
AUDIO MUTE
COR*
43
52 VDS
4
MODE 1
2
MODE 2
18
MUTE LINE
53
H SYNC
55
V SYNC
32
TXT VIDEO
96
RESET 100
5
KEY
97
12C DISABLE
82
SDA 0
81
SCL 0
SCL 1
83
SDA 1
84
71
70
69
IC0002
AV LINK OUT
RD*
WR*
NVM WL*
RESET
AV LINK IN
ROMBK.0
A(0)
49
A(1)
40
A(2)
39
A(3)
38
A(4)
27
A(5)
26
A(6)
23
A(7)
15
A(8)
67
A(9)
66
A(10)
65
A(11)
64
A(12)
37
A(13)
36
A(14)
8
A(15)
33
A(16)
51
A(17)
50
9
10
D(0)
85
D(1)
86
D(2)
87
D(3)
88
D(4)
89
D(5)
90
D(6)
91
D(7)
92
98
73
78
79
58
57
12
A(0)
11
A(1)
10
A(2)
9
A(3)
8
A(4)
7
A(5)
6
A(6)
5
11
8
ABK(15)
ABK(16)
A(17)-LN
A(0)
A(1)
A(2)
A(3)
A(4)
A(5)
A(6)
A(7)
A(8)
A(9)
A(10)
A(11)
A(12)
A(13)
A(14)
A(15)
A(16)
A(17)
D(0)
D(1)
D(2)
D(3)
D(4)
D(5)
D(6)
D(7)
ABK(16)
ABK(15)
A(7)
27
A(8)
26
A(9)
23
A(10)
25
A(11)
4
A(12)
28
A(13)
29
A(14)
3
A(15)
2
A(16)
1
A(17)
13
D(0)
14
D(1)
D(2)
15
17
D(3)
18
D(4)
19
D(5)
20
D(6)
21
D(7)
SRAM (TELETEXT
PAGES STORAGE)
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2
31
1
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5
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MICRO PROCESSOR
1
2
3
4
COMPARATOR
(AV-LINK CIRCUIT)
IC0004
8
+
-
7
6
+
5
RESET
CIRCUIT
IC0003
3
IC0010
AMPLIFIERS
A(15)
IC0007
BUFFER AMPLIFIER
2
IC0008
COMPARATOR
1
2
10
4ROMBK.1
9
4
12
M2 ( )
IC0006
IC0005
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ABCDEF
G
HI JKLMN
TO H1 BOARD
CN2910
1
A..-32FQ70
+5V
2
4
1
5
3
2
xx
xx
xx
xx
3
xx
xx
xx
xx
xx
xx
xx
xx
xx
xx
0
4
F
5
6
7
8
9
TO F1 BOARD
CN0981
MUTE
A 2/6
SCART
AUDIO
A 2/6
VIDEO
A 2/6
3/6
5/6
10
11
COMPONENTS MARKED AS XX ARE NOT FITTED ON THIS MODEL
COMPONENTS MARKED AS XX ARE NOT
FITTED ON THIS MODEL
G
HI JKLMN
~ H1 Board Schematic Diagram [ Front AV Input, Headphone and Control Switches ] ~~ F1 Board Schematic Diagram [ Power Switch, Fuse, SIRCS and Stand-By LED ] ~
CN6400
2P
CN6403
1P
F1.-32FQ70
COMPONENTS MARKED AS XX ARE NOT FITTED ON THIS MODEL
F6400
AC IN
AC IN
1
2
1
IC0981
RPM7240-H5F
F1
SPARK GAPS
C6400
4700p
250V
OUT
VCC
GND
RD5.6ESB2
POWER SWITCH, FUSE, SIRCS
AND STAND-BY LED
5A
FH6400
D0981
250V
STBY+5V
D0982
XX
R0982
100
1/4W
S6400
C0983
470p
50V
R6400
1M
1/2W
VDR6400
RC
D0983
TLHK5190
R0981
XX
C0984
C0982
0.01
100
50V
25V
C0981
XX
B
B
5
3
1
4
3
2
1
CN6401
5P
AC OUT
AC OUT
CN0981
4P
BLK
STBY +5V
GND
LED
SIRCS
TO G BOARD
CN6001
TO A BOARD
CN0103
1
2
A-Lightning-WIRE
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
~ VM Board Schematic Diagram [ Velocity Modulation ] ~
~ VM Board Voltage Table ~
feR)s()e()g()b()d()c(
0047Q0.57.57.8
1047Q9.05.11.4
2047Q5.51.69.8
3047Q1.55.59.8
4047Q7.41.40
5047Q1.57.40
6047Q4318.33186
7047Q1.14.186
8047Q3.66.55.2
9047Q7.53.69.0
~ VM Board Waveforms ~
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ABCDEF
Note :
Portions of the circuit contained within
the marked areas as shown have high
voltages present. Use care to prevent
electric shock during inspection or repair.
An Isolation Transformer must be used
during any Service work to avoid possible
shock hazard due to live chassis. The
chassis of this receiver is directly
connected to the power line.
G
HI JKLMN
1
2
3
4
~ G Board Semiconductor Location Table ~
5
6
EDOID
2006D3-A3106D3-A
3006D4-G5106D2-E1006CI5-G0106Q2-B
4006D4-G3206D3-H
8006D3-G0306D4-G3006Q1-M1016Q1-L
9006D4-E1306D2-D5006Q2-B2016Q1-J
0106D4-E2306D2-D6006Q4-H3016Q1-J
1106D3-E3306D2-E7006Q3-H5016Q1-L
7
8
2106D3-E4306D2-E8006Q4-D
CI
ROTSISNART
9006Q4-E
4106Q2-J
~ G Printed Wiring Board Conductor side ~
10
11
9
~ H1 Printed Wiring Board Conductor side ~
~ VM Printed Wiring Board Conductor side ~
~ F1 Printed Wiring Board Conductor side ~
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ABCDEF
1
2
3
4
G
HI JKLMN
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
~ G Board Schematic Diagram [ Power Supply ] ~
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ABCDEF
G
HI JKLMN
1
FV FOCUS
C..-32FQ70
C
R,G,B OUT
2
R7375
33k
1/0W
D7375
1SS133T-77
3
TO A BOARD
CN7001
4
CN7301
9P
BLK
GND
+12V
TP1
1
R-
R+
G-
G+
B-
B+
IK
TP2
2
3
4
5
6
7
TP3
8
9
JR7301
0
TP4
R7376
10k
1/0W
D7376
1SS133T-77
R7398
1k
1/4W
R7394
1/4W
1k
R7390
1/4W
R7300
1k
1/4W
R7377
12k
1/0W
R
C7383
XX
1k
R7391
1.8k
CHIP
R7392
C7384
680
6PF
G
B
R7325
1/4W
1k
R7310
1/10W
CHIP
680
Q7355
UN2213
C7308
C7307
R7309
1.8k
1/10W
CHIP
4PF
CH
50V
IC7300
RED-VIDEO-OUT RED.OUT
12v
viVI
GNDIK200VVFVO
C7305
0.047
630V
PT
C7304
1
400V
C7306
D7302
0.001
XX
C7303
4PF
50V
CH
VOF
+12V
5MM
R7302
R7305
68k
2W
RS
25V
R7304
470
1/2W
RC
XX
R7393
C7385
1.5k
8PF
1/10W
50V
CHIP
CH
D7300
1SS119-25T
C7309
0.1
50V
C7302
XX
R
TDA6111Q/N4
VBvb
123456789
C7310
47p
50V
R7381
10k
1/10W
CHIP
R7303
1.8k
1/10W
CHIP
external
D7379
RD5.6ESB2
C7377
R7382
XX
100
1/2W
RC
R
RV7375
110M
D7378
RD5.6ESB2
R7306
5MM
L7300
J7376
4
35
6
1
13
7
8
9
10
11
TP5
R7387
47
1/2W
RC
XX
TP6
TP7
R7383
R7384
1
1W
RS
L7376
XX
C7378
680p
2kV
B
5
R7334
680
C7331
4PF
R7335
1.8k
1/10W
C7389
XX
CHIP
6
R7399
1.8k
1/10W
CHIP
R7374
C7390
680
6PF
7
C7332
R7395
1.8k
1/10W
CHIP
C7386
XX
XX
C7387
R7396
6PF
R7363
680
R7364
1.8k
1/10W
CHIP
C7358
4PF
Q7352
UN2213
C7357
XX
680
C7333
C7388
50V
8PF
50V
CH
1SS119-25T
0.1
D7325
R7397
1/10W
CHIP
1.5k
C7329
1
400V
TDA6111Q/N4
VB
12VVIGNDIK200VVFVO
123456789
VB
12V
G
R7380
10k
1/10W
CHIP
C7328
XX
R7328
1/10W
C7325
1.8k
CHIP
IC7325
4PF
50V
CH
VI
D7327
XX
E
C7330
0.047
630V
C7334
47p
CH
50V
GREEN-VIDEO-OUT
IK
200V
VOF
VF
VO
VOF
L7325
XX
R7331
5MM
G
L7375
1UH
R7327
5MM
C7326
0.001
25V
R7329
470
1/2W
R7330
68k
2W
RS
B
1
+200V
CN7333
TAB (CONTACT)
TO FBT
R7385
100
1/2W
RC
C7379
0.0047
2kV
E
C7380
22UF
350V
R7389
120K
1/4W
R7388
20MM
CN7300
5P
1
+200V
2
NC
3
GND
4
NC
5
HEATER
CN7311
TAB (CONTACT)
1
TO COATTING EARTH
H
TO D BOARD
CN8614
KG KBG2
CVKR G1 G4
TO D2 BOARD HV (T6800)
TO COATING EARTH
W76LLZ060X
HV
V901
PICTURE
TUBE
10
11
+200V
8
R7373
C7391
1.5k
8PF
1/10W
50V
CHIP
CH
Q7353
UN2213
R7350
1k
9
L7378
1uH
Q7354
DTA144EK
C7350
Q7350
22
DTA144EK
63V
1/4W
+12V
D7350
1SS119-25T
C7354
47
35V
C7355
1
400V
TDA6111Q/N4
VB
12VVIGNDIK200VVFVO
123456789
VB
12V
B
R7379
10k
1/10W
CHIP
C7359
0.1
25V
D7353
XX
R7356
1.8k
1/10W
CHIP
VI
C7351
VOF
E
IK
C7356
0.047
630V
C7360
47p
50V
4PF
CH
50V
VOF
VO
VF
200V
R7355
5MM
C7352
0.001
R7358
68k
2W
RS
25V
R7357
1/2W
+12V
L7350
R7360
XX
5MM
B
470
COMPONENTS MARKED AS XX ARE NOT FITTED ON THIS MODEL
Items with no part number and no description are not
stocked because they are seldom required for routine
service.
The construction parts of an assembled part are indicated
with a collation number in the remarks column.
Items marked “*” are not stocked
since they are seldom required for
routine service. Some delay should
be anticipated when ordering these
items.
IC2001 8-759-100-96 IC UPC4558G2
IC2500 8-759-831-56 IC TDA7497
IC3200 6-702-458-01 IC VSP9407B-B11-GEG
IC5102 8-759-325-48 IC CA0005AD
IC5103 8-752-072-94 IC CXA1875AM-T4
IC5104 8-759-803-42 IC LA6500-FA
IC5300 8-759-008-70 IC LM358N
IC5301 8-759-659-67 IC LA6393DLL
IC5302 8-759-659-67 IC LA6393DLL
IC5400 8-759-696-71 IC STV9379A
IC6200 8-759-648-19 IC L7809CV/LSY
IC6201 8-759-648-20 IC L7805CV/LSY
IC6202 8-759-445-59 IC BA033T
IC6203 8-759-098-24 IC PQ30RV11
IC6204 8-759-591-02 IC L78L33ABZ-AP
IC6205 8-759-394-35 IC BA12T
IC6206 8-759-991-41 IC LM78L05ACZ
IC7002 8-752-090-88 IC CXA2100AQ-TL
L3005 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3006 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3007 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3008 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3009 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3010 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3011 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3012 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
L3200 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
L3202 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
R2524 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 10K 5% 1/10W
R2525 1-216-828-11 METAL CHIP 3.9K 5% 1/10W
R2912 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2914 1-216-853-11 METAL CHIP 470K 5% 1/10W
R2921 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2924 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2927 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2930 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2933 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2936 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2939 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2942 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R2945 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R3000 1-216-025-11 RES-CHIP 100 5% 1/10W
R3001 1-216-022-00 RES-CHIP 75 5% 1/10W
FB0004 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0005 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0006 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
FB0007 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
FB0008 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0009 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
FB0010 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0011 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0012 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
FB0015 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0016 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0017 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0018 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0019 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0020 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0021 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
FB0022 1-412-006-31 INDUCTOR 10UH
IC0002 6-702-515-01 IC SAA5665HL/M1D/0724
IC0003 8-759-672-39 IC PST573IMT
IC0004 8-759-665-11 IC LM393DT
IC0005 6-702-395-01 IC K6F2008V2E-YF70T
IC0006 6-704-221-01 IC M27W201-80K6-FQ100
IC0007 8-759-271-86 IC TC7SH04FU
IC0008 8-759-392-01 IC TC7SH86FU-TE85R
IC0010 8-759-523-81 IC TC74VHC08FT(EL)
A new TV Repair Assistance Tool that combines ease of use and powerful PC software tools to
allow you to save valuable time during many TV repairs.
The TRACE interface connects to the PC's serial port. It provides
connection to the TV's I2C bus and can be provided with an InfraRed
transmitter (optional).
The interface is powered by a standard 9 V PP3 battery for portable
use, and can also be powered by an external 9V/25mA DC power
supply.
The TRACE software that is supplied with the interface allows you to:
•
Read, restore and compare NVM contents via the I2C bus
Acknowledge check of all I2C devices in the TV set
•
Read Error Codes (emulation of the Error Reader tool)
•
With the optional IR Add-on kit, the following features can be added:
Remote Commander emulation
•
User programmable Functional Check through Infrared
•
Fast and documented Test Mode setting of all Sony TV chassis
•
Additional features such as Adjustments and Troubleshooting are
available in chassis-dependent software modules. Please contact your
local Sony Service organisation for the latest information.
Note: For workshops already using the existing I2C Link parallel port interface (9-948-320-30), this software can be used as well, replacing the
TV Data Handling software (9-948-340-50), but Error Reader and IR functions can only be accessed with the TRACE interface.