Philips 60PP9202

[BrookeClarke]

Hi:

After reading this thread I'm pretty sure the major red convergence problem with my Philips 60PP9202 is a blown STK392-120 chip or both of them.

Philips does not sell service manuals to anyone who is not an authorized dealer. I've tried to Google for a service manual, but so far all the pages I go to are offering the User Guide that came with the set. How to get the Service Manual?

I have removed the printed circuit board, see:
http://www.prc68.com/I/HaT.shtml#60PP9202

But also need to find the STK392-120 chips? I've read about not buying cheap ICs, but where to find the good ICs? The electronic component suppliers like Mouser and Digi-Key do not carry them.

Have Fun,

Brooke

[lcaillo]

Read the first ten posts in this thread very carefully. It should answer most of your questions. Then start a thread in the Philips forum to discuss your repair.

[BrookeClarke]

Hi:

When I replaced the two STK392-120s the problem was exactly as before. A through check of the board uncovered a couple of resistors that were very white at the center. There were two blown 6.8 Ohm resistors in a group of twelve and they were adjacent to the RED connector (Red convergence was the problem).

After replacing the two 6.8 Ohm resistors the Red convergence can be adjusted to perfect.

I don't understand how to adjust the Blue. The problem symptom is that there's a blue halo around bright subjects. There are six pots in the electronics compartment two each for Red, Blue and Green. One row seems to be CRT brightenss and I'm not sure about the other row. These were turned early on and now need to be properly set.

When the Blue convergence modes are selected on the remote control a green cross (or crosses) appear but changing the setting does not seem to change them and I don't see different colors like the red convergence where when not converged you see a red outline.

How to set the pots and blue convergence?

Thanks for your web pages, they allowed the repair.

some photos of the process at:
http://www.prc68.com/I/HaT.shtml#60PP9202

Have Fun,

Brooke

[lcaillo]

Your posts were moved to a new thread to keep the forum more well organized and so that others may find information more easily.

Read the thread on coolant problems:

http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...-problems.html


The halo you described is almost certainly contaminated coolant.

[BrookeClarke]

Hi:

Yes, I've had that problem for some time, but didn't know what it was.

I think the complete Blue assembly can be removed after unplugging the PCB and the cables. I've done all that, but do not see how to get the HV anode wire out of the main board black HV module.



http://www.hometheatershack.com/gall...dex.php?n=1377

Thanks very much for your help,


Brooke

[BrookeClarke]

Hi:

It turns out you can just pull up on the HV anode wire and it slides out of the HV three way splitter and the yellow ring stays in the splitter.

Now starting the process of R&R the fluid and cleaning the blue CRT optics.

Some photos at:
http://www.prc68.com/I/HaT.shtml#60PP9202

Can I buy Ethylene Glycol and Glycerine and mix my own coolant, or do I need to find a ready made mix? No luck so far in finding a source for the Philips p/n.

How about adding a fraction of a drop of aquarium "Crystal Clear", and/or Hydrogen peroxide, copper sulfate?

Have Fun,

Brooke

[lcaillo]

The yellow ring should come out. It will have to in order to put it back together securely.

Just buy the coolant from a distributor like Acme, Tritronics, or Andrews.

[yohoyoho]

I am getting ready to do the same procedure. Thanks for all of the info.
Model:60PP920217 ChassisPTV30 5
Change out the coolant
Replace the IC's
Replace Resistors 3149-60

[yohoyoho]

Well I did all of the procedures in last post.
Put it all back together and all I get is...........the power button flashes red 9 times then pauses
again and again. Any help would be appreciated.
thanks

[lcaillo]

Please start a new thread for YOUR problem and be specific about your original symptoms and what you did. There is no way to make much of your posts without more information.