Awesome CRT TV Repair Tip for a Sony KV-32FS10
Here's an awesome CRT TV Repair Tip for a Sony KV-32FS10, 32 inch tube (CRT) TV for you (a "textbook" example repair). The set came in because it would NOT power-up. After placing it on the bench and removing the back cover, I plugged the power cord in to the ac mains and pressed the power button. And yes it did NOT come on. I then noticed that the power indicator L.E.D. was blinking steadily. Now the next step to take is to UNPLUG the POWER CORD! The next step
now is to get
your digital multimeter, and set it to the diode check function. Now
find Q502 which is the Horizontal Output
Transistor
shown in the picture below.
The tip of the pen points to Q502. Next, measure across the Base and Collector of the transistor by placing the RED meter lead at the Base, and the Black meter lead at the Collector.
A normal
reading should be
about .4xx to .6xx voltage drop. However in this TV, the transistor
reading was .002 volts indicating a serious "short" condition that was
keeping the system in a "protect" mode. 
Now
you simply replace the transistor, and, "Viola" the kids are happy
again! Now Click the link to get your 2SD2580-CA
Horizontal Output TRANSISTOR!
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