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Submitted By

Mark

Date Posted

12/1/2003 9:53:34 PM

Title

HELP ME

 

Message

DAEWOO Model # DTQ-27S2FCV speakers work for 30 mins. then get real fuzzy

and quit all together! I know it has to be the speaker amp. How can I replace it?

How do I find it?

Thank You for your Help

Mark

Submitted By

Carl

Date Posted

12/7/2003 10:29:12 PM

Title

RE: HELP ME

 

Message

not so you will find that this is usually a capasitor problem just replace those in the sound section,  carl

Submitted By

william

Date Posted

12/24/2003 9:32:48 AM

Title

RE: HELP ME

 

Message

Could be the power amp I.C., it should be mounted on a heatsink (piece of aluminium), next time the sound goes, unplug the tv and see if the audio I.C. is very HOT, careful where you stick your fingers, there are lethal voltages in the back of tv sets, best to try one of the `freezing sprays` from tandy or similar stores, spray the amp when the sound goes and see if it comes back.

Submitted By

Scott

Date Posted

1/10/2004 6:30:40 PM

Title

RE: HELP ME

 

Message

Replace C613 and C626. Both are 10uF 50V capacitors.

 

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