HITACHI M Repair Tips
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Make | Model Ch. | Symptom | Problem Solution | Solution | By: |
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Hitachi | VTM640 | Low video level | Replace C1530 47uF, 16v | ||
Hitachi | NP83CGMk2 | Pic pulls to right & int field roll | Try s/c vid in & out conns on txt pcb - if ok fault on txt pcb | ||
Hitachi | NP82CQ Mk2 | off, trips for a few secs at sw on | When trip disabled squeal from lopt - R772 10R hi res | ||
Hitachi | NP82CQ Mk2 | int revert to st/by | IC901 STR6020 | ||
Hitachi | NP81CQ Mk2 | Flyback lines at top | C715 4µ7 250v | ||
Hitachi | NP81CQ Mk2 | Field lin - cramped at top | C608 22µ 160v | ||
Hitachi | M | To exit factory pre-set mode (Model no in red across screen) | switch on whilst depressing vol up/vol down buttons | ||
Hitachi | M | Field lin problem after replacing chip TDA 8350Q | D718 BYD33 under heatsinks split in 2 | ||
Hitachi | G7PSMK2 | Standby only. | R902 ( 82k ) o/c. | ||
Hitachi | G7PSMK2 | Int frame collapse. | Drys on frame IC & LOPT. | ||
Hitachi | G7PSMK2 | Dead - HT low 45v. | Change C910 , C914 , C916 , C929 | ||
Hitachi | G7PSMK2 | Dead - HT at 145v. | R909 high. | ||
Hitachi | G7PS Mk2 | Field collapse 1cm high | IC703 AN7809 9v reg leaky | ||
Hitachi | G7PMk2 CPT2808 | To bypass Txt panel when a fault here is suspected of causing pic fault | Shorting pins 2 & 3 of the 5 pin connector (E001) on the main board. This links the video in to the sync out lines, thus restoring normal picture and sound. | ||
Hitachi | G7P MkII CPT2508 | Pic pulls to right when heated | Q905 connection to pcb suspect - resolder | ||
Hitachi | G7P MkII CPT2508 | Dead - LOPTr blows | IC701 TDA2579 | ||
Hitachi | G7P Mk2 | Won't start up again aft being switched off | R913 100R in base of chopper tr o/c | ||
Hitachi | G7P Mk2 | Tuning drift & nothing tuneable above Ch36 | Only 7v across 33v zener. IC101 HD401304R12S faulty | ||
Hitachi | G7P Mk2 | Trips at sw on | C737 100µ in trip cct o/c | ||
Hitachi | G7P Mk2 | Snowy raster & no controls work | pin 15 IC101 micro high -caused by faulty IC601 AN5521 FOP chip |