Hi,
I'm in the process of replacing the flyback in my RCA F35317. I've done it before on other sets, not to worry. I've discharged the coil and removed the seal from the back of the picture tube.
My puzzle now is how to get the circuit board to slide out of the black plastic holder?? Before I go ruining some small parts in the process I thought I'd ask an expert or two how to go about sliding the board out to expose the pins on the underside of the flyback.
I've got my desoldering iron ready to go !!!
Good Day, daveg812;
You said you did this before?? Remove back panel with RF connector nut etc, the chassis will be moved to the front/ or plastic holder towards you. Release two clips on back panel on both sides. Good Luck, big IRISH.
The whole plastic holder will need to be slide out by removing two screws holding it from underneath. Once you have the whole plastic holder out, remove the "F" connector nut and the power cord from it along with some small plastic like pins that hold the audio/video RCA plugs. Look for a couple of screws holding the board to the holder and then hold the board and slide the holder out.
Good Luck.
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Thanks to both of you for excellent advice.
Turns out I had the board unclipped and unscrewed, what was holding it in place was mere plastic on plastic friction! It took some careful prying with a flat screwdriver blade to get it started. Once past the halfway-out point the board slid nicely. I used some silicone lube on the slides before re-assembling.
The flyback exchange went without a hitch. Nice packaging and setup on the new one from Audio Labs of Georgia. I finished up the job tonight and set the software adjustments as per the sheet glued inside the cabinet. The set is working fine if not even better than before :)
Thank you again guys...
Dave
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