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This jig, is available under part number S-188-900-10 (price code S) .  \nThe displayed code shows the actual error of the TV set. Refer to the service manual or the table below for an explanation of those codes.  \nERROR CODES  \n02-Protection circuit trip \u003CANY TIME>  \n03-IIC SCL LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n04-IIC SDA LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n05-IIC SDA and SCL LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n06-Jungle/chroma controller no acknowledge \u003CPOWER UP ONLY> 07-Video switch no acknowledge \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n08-Tuner no acknowledge 09-MSP no acknowledge  \n10-NVM no acknowledge  \n11-M3L TXD LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n12-M3L RXD LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n13-M3L ENABLE LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n14-M3L TXD AND RXD LOW \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n15-Compact Text test fail \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n16-AV switch cannot power on reset  \n17-Cannot initialise jungle  \n18-NVM acknowledge fail after initialisation  \n19-Multiple devices with no acknowledge \u003CPOWER UP ONLY>  \n20-Compact Text run-time failure  \n21-AVSWITCH response failure after power up  \n22-JUNGLE/CHROMA controller response failure after power up  \n23-Compact Text does not respond  \n24-Sound processor run time failure  \n25-M3L bus clock low time-out after data sent (run time failure)  \n26-M3L bus clock low time-out afetr data sent (power up)  \n27-M3L bus clock low time-out afetr data sent (initialization)  \n28-DSP run-time failure.  \nReplacement of HV transformer.  \nTwo types of high voltage transformer are used (removable or fixed focus cable). When replacing a line transformer, replace using the original type.  \nType Focus cable Part no.  \nA Removable 1-453-169-12  \nB Fixed 1-453-220-11  \nDEFLECT  \nLines tearing when hot.  \n[32in models only] . Replace line driver transformer T804 .  \nNo sync in TXT mode.  \nReplace IC1001 .  \nPICTURE  \nHorizontal interference in picture during first half hour.  \nIC606 is defective. Therefor unstable +9V (pin 3 of IC606) . Replace 9V regulator IC606 .  \nRef. Description Location Part no.  \nIC606 LM2940T-90 D-board PSU 8-759-267-25  \nVisible arcing interference on screen when appliance does function. Intermittently switches off when switched on.  \nReplace line output transformer T803 .  \nPartially blanked horizontally.  \nCheck zener diode D817 (RD5.6ESB2) in blanking circuit, for leaks.  \nOverbright, nearly negative picture.  \nAccess service mode and enter TT07 to clear.  \nAUDIO  \nHum and/or buzz of the headphones and/or speaker when vol. is low.  \nDeflection unit generates interference. On board A, solder side, add a thick wire AWG18 200mm long between pins 6,7 and 8 of IC203 and pins 29 and 30 of CN1 . Given its critical position, the wire must be kept away from board A.  \nPart no. Ref.  \n190090227 Wire AWG18  \nNo sound. Headphones OK.  \nFau;t 1: [PS6001 O/C]. Replace audio output chip IC1200 (TDA7264) .  \nDistorted or loud crackling from audio.  \nCheck audio demodulator/processor chip IC202 (MSP3410) .  \nPOWER  \nEHT comes up briefly then nothing. No error code.  \n[Excess current protection system operating] . Check line output transformer T803 .  \nIntermittently switches off when switched on. Visible arcing interference on screen when appliance does function.  \nReplace line output transformer T803 .  \nLocks when hot.  \nReplace IC202 (MSP3410) .  \nShuts down when hot.  \nReplace IC202 (MSP3410) .  \nFUNCTION  \nNo TXT. No OSD.  \nCheck zener diode D817 (5.1V) on main PCB.  \nComes on then switches to standby. Standby LED flashes twice.  \n(1) Check field output chip IC500 (STV9379) .  \n(2) [OK ifD505 disconnected] . Check zener diode D505 (MTZJT7736A) for leaks.  \n(3) [No change if D505 disconnected] . Replace memory chip NVM IC2 .  \n􀀁􀀁􀀁 􀀂 􀀃􀀄􀀅􀀆􀀇􀀈􀀃􀀅􀀉􀀄􀀆􀀊􀀋 􀀂 􀀇􀀃  \nDoes not got into standby mode completely; picture disappears but line continues to run.  \n(1) Check Q602, Q603 and Q604 in standby switching circuit. Check reservoir capacitor C615 .  \n(2) [Above components replaced; HT not at 135V]. Replace error detector chip I","cbCaifycJXfGUU0J","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifycJXfGUU0J","pdf",57029,"English","# Error Reader and error code interpretation\n## Error codes by symptom and operation mode\n# High-voltage transformer replacement and deflection issues\n## Lines tearing, no sync, and picture-related faults\n# Audio, power, and standby/function troubleshooting","[{\"question\":\"What is the BE-3D chassis “Error Reader” used for?\",\"answer\":\"It supports using an Error Reader jig to display and verify the actual TV error codes. The guide directs technicians to use the service manual or the listed error-code table for explanations.\"},{\"question\":\"Which components are referenced when diagnosing audio and picture problems?\",\"answer\":\"Audio troubleshooting references parts like audio output chip IC1200 (TDA7264) and audio demodulator/processor chip IC202 (MSP3410), plus deflection-related interference handling. 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