Dell D825TM User manual

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SPECIFICATIONS
D-1
Picture tube
Video image area
Logical resolution
Physical resolution
Standard image area
Input signal
Video
Sync
0.25 mm aperture grill pitch
15 inches measured diagonally
90-degree deflection
(14" maximum viewing image)
Approx. 286.5 x 214 mm (w/h)
(11
3/8
x 8
1/2
inches)
Horizontal: Max. 1280 dots
Vertical: Max. 1024 lines
Horizontal: Max. 1024 dots
Vertical: Max. 768 lines
Approx. 270 x 202 mm (w/h)
(10
3/4
x 8 inches)
Analog RGB (75 ohms typical)
0.7 Vp-p, Positive
External HD/VD, Composite
Polarity Free TTL
Video Composite (Sync on Green)
0.3 Vp-p, Negative
Power Consumption
Maximum
Nominal
Deflection frequency
AC input voltage / current
Dimensions
Mass
CHASSIS
110W
80W, 273 BTU/h
Horizontal: 30 to 70 KHz
Vertical: 50 to120 Hz
100 to 120 V, 50/60 Hz, 1.8 A
220 to 240V, 50/60Hz, 1A
368 x 392 x 384.5 mm (w/h/d)
(14
1/2
x 15
1/2
x 15
1/4
inches)
Approx. 14.0 kg (30 lb 14 oz)
SERVICE MANUAL
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
D825TM
COLOR MONITOR
D825TM
US Model
Canadian Model
Japan Model
AEP Model
S. Hemisphere Model
Chassis No. SCC-L06C-A
R

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State Power Required u Power indicator
consumption recovery time
POWER SAVING FUNCTION
This monitor has three Power Saving modes.
By sensing the absence of a video signal from the
computer, it reduces power consumption as follows:
NOTE:
TIMING SPECIFICATION
MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Resolution (H x V) 640X480 720X400 640X480 640X480 800X600 800X600 800X600 1024X768 1024X768 1280X1024
Dot Clock (MHz) 25.175 28.321 31.500 36.000 40.000 49.500 56.250 78.750 94.500 108.000
HORIZONTAL
Hor. Freq. (kHz) 31.469 31.468 37.500 43.269 37.879 46.875 53.674 60.023 68.677 63.981
H-Total 31.778 31.779 26.667 23.111 26.400 21.333 18.631 16.660 14.561 15.630
H-Blanking 6.356 6.356 6.349 5.333 6.400 5.172 4.409 3.657 3.725 3.778
H-Front Porch 0.636 0.636 0.508 1.556 1.000 0.323 0.569 0.203 0.508 0.444
H-Sync. 3.813 3.178 2.032 1.556 3.200 1.616 1.138 1.219 1.016 1.037
H-Back Porch 1.907 2.542 3.810 2.222 2.200 3.232 2.702 2.235 2.201 2.296
H-Active 25.422 25.423 20.317 17.778 20.000 16.162 14.222 13.003 10.836 11.852
(µsec)
VERTICAL
Ver. Freq. (Hz) 59.940 70.084 75.000 85.008 60.317 75.000 85.061 75.029 84.997 60.020
V-Total 525 449 500 509 628 625 631 800 808 1066
V-Blanking 45 49 20 29 28 25 31 32 40 42
V-Front Porch 10 13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
V-Sync. 2 2 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 3
V-Back Porch 33 34 16 25 23 21 27 28 36 38
V-Active 480 400 480 480 600 600 600 768 768 1024
(lines)
SYNC.
Int(G) NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Ext (H/V)/Polarity YES -/- YES -/+ YES -/- YES -/- YES +/+ YES +/+ YES +/+ YES +/+ YES +/+ YES +/+
Ext (CS)/Polarity NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Int / Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int Non Int
1. Normal Operation < 110W Green on
2. Standby (1st mode) < 15W approx. 3 sec. Green and orange
alternate
3. Suspend (2nd mode) <15W Approx. 3 sec. Green and orange
alternate
4. Active-off (3rd mode) <8W Approx. 10 sec. Orange
5. Power-off 0W Off
6. Failure mode Orange flashing
If no video signal is input to the monitor, the
"NO INPUT SIGNAL" message appears. After
about 30 seconds, the Power Saving function
automatically puts the monitor into active-off
mode and the indicator lights up orange. Once
the monitor detects horizontal and vertical sync
signals, the monitor automatically resumes
normal operation mode.

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1.5 k Ω 0.15 µF AC
Voltmeter
(0.75 V)
To Exposed Metal
Parts on Set
Earth Ground
SAFETY CHECK-OUT
(US Model only)
After correcting the original service problem, perform
the following safety checks before releasing the set to the
customer:
LEAKAGE TEST
The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth ground
and from all exposed metal parts to any exposed metal part having
a return to chassis, must not exceed 0.5 mA (500 microampere).
Leakage current can be measured by any one of three methods.
WARNING!!WARNING!!
WARNING!!WARNING!!
WARNING!!
NEVER TURN ONTHE POWER IN A CONDITION IN WHICH THE
DEGAUSS COIL HAS BEEN REMOVED.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK ¡ON
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE
PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL FOR SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE
THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART
NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN
SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS
THAT ARE CRITICAL FOR SAFE OPERATION ARE IDENTIFIED
IN THIS MANUAL. FOLLOW THESE PROCEDURES WHENEVER
CRITICAL COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED OR IMPROPER
OPERATION IS SUSPECTED.
AVERTISSEMENT!!
NE JAMAIS METTRE SOUS TENSION QUAND LA BOBINE DE
DEMAGNETISATION EST ENLEVEE.
ATTENTION AUX COMPOSANTS RELATIFS A LA
SECURITE!!
LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIES PAR UNETRAME ET PAR UNE
MARQUE ¡ SUR LES SCHEMAS DE PRINCIPE, LESVUES
EXPLOSEES ET LES LISTES DE PIECES SONT D'UNE
IMPORTANCE CRITIQUE POUR LA SECURITE DU
FONCTIONNEMENT. NE LES REMPLACER QUE PAR DES
COMPOSANTS SONY DONT LE NUMERO DE PIECE EST
INDIQUEDANS LE PRESENT MANUEL OU DANS DES SUPPLE-
MENTS PUBLIES PAR SONY. LES REGLAGES DE CIRCUIT
DONT L'IMPORTANCE EST CRITIQUE POUR LA
SECURITE DU FONCTIONNEMENT SONT IDENTIFIES DANS
LE PRESENT MANUEL.SUIVRE CES PROCEDURES LORS DE
CHAQUE REMPLACEMENT DE COMPOSANTS CRITIQUES,OU
LORSQU'UN MAUVAIS FONTIONNEMENT SUSPECTE .
1. Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or
poorly-soldered connections. Check the entire board
surface for solder splashes and bridges.
2. Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires
are “pinched” or contact high-wattage resistors.
3. Check that all control knobs, shields, covers, ground
straps, and mounting hardware have been replaced.
Be absolutely certain that you have replaced all the
insulators.
4. Look for unauthorized replacement parts,
particularly transistors, that were installed during
a previous repair. Point them out to the customer
and recommend their replacement.
5. Look for parts which, though functioning, show
obvious signs of deterioration. Point them out to
the customer and recommend their replacement.
6. Check the line cords for cracks and abrasion.
Recommend the replacement of any such line cord
to the customer.
7. Check the B+ and HV to see if they are specified
values. Make sure your instruments are accurate;
be suspicious of your HV meter if sets always have
low HV.
8. Check the antenna terminals, metal trim,
“metallized" knobs, screws, and all other exposed
metal parts for AC Leakage. Check leakage as
described below.
1. A commercial leakage tester, such as the Simpson 229 or
RCA WT-540A. Follow the manufacturers' instructions to
use these instructions.
2. A battery-operated AC milliammeter. The Data Precision
245 digital multimeter is suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor by means of
a VOM or battery-operated AC voltmeter. The "limit"
indication is 0.75 V, so analog meters must have an accurate
low voltage scale. The Simpson's 250 and Sanwa
SH-63Trd are examples of passive VOMs that are suitable.
Nearly all battery operated digital multimeters that have a
2V AC range are suitable. (See Fig. A)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Title Page
1. GENERAL................................................................................... 5
2. DISASSEMBLY
2-1. Cabinet Removal ............................................................10
2-2. Service Position .............................................................. 10
2-3. D,A and D1 Board Removal.......................................... 10
2-4. Picture Tube Removal ................................................... 11
3. SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENT.................................12
4. ADJUSTMENTS ........................................................................13
5. DIAGRAMS
5-1. Block Diagram ................................................................15
5-2. Circuit Boards Location ................................................. 18
5-3. Schematic Diagrams and Printed Wiring Boards ...... 18
1. D Board - Schematic Diagram ................................. 19
2. A Board - Schematic Diagram ................................. 23
3. D1 Board - Schematic Diagram .............................. 26
5-4. Semiconductors ..............................................................27
6. EXPLODED VIEWS
6-1. Chassis (US, CND) .........................................................29
6-2. Chassis (Japan, S. Hemisphere, AEP)........................ 30
6-3. Packing Materials .......................................................... 31
7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ................................................ 32

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SECTION 1
GENERAL
The instructions given here are partial abstracts from the Operating Instruction
Manual. The page numbers shown reflect those of the Operating Instruction Manual.
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Table of Contents
Installation
•Prevent internal heat build up by allowing adequate air
circulation. Do not place the monitor on surfaces (rugs,
blankets, etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that
may block the ventilation holes.
•Do not install the monitor near heat sources such as
radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to direct
sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
•Do not place the monitor near equipment that generates
magnetism, such as a converter, or high voltage power
lines.
Maintenance
•Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soft cloth
lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not
use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder or solvent
such as alcohol or benzine.
•Do not rub, touch or tap the surface of the screen with
sharp or abrasive items such as a ball point pen or
screwdriver. This type of contact may scratch the picture
tube.
Warning on Power Connection
•Use an appropriate power cord for your local power
supply.
For customers in the U.S.A.
If you do not use an appropriate power cord, the monitor
will not conform to mandatory FCC standards.
for 220 to 240 V ACfor 100 to 120 V AC
•Before disconnecting the power cord, wait for at least 30
seconds after turning off the power to allow the static
electricity on the CRT display surface to discharge.
•After the power has been turned on, the CRT is
demagnetized (degaussed) for about 5 seconds. This
generates a strong magnetic field around the metal frame,
which may affect the data stored on magnetic tapes and
disks near the monitor. Place magnetic recording
equipment, tapes and disks away from this monitor.
Read First! ................................................................................. 3
Damper Wire ............................................................................ 3
Setup .......................................................................................... 3
Quick Specifications ................................................................ 3
Precautions ............................................................................... 4
Plug and Play ........................................................................... 4
Parts and Controls ................................................................... 5
The OSD (On-screen Display) System ................................. 6
Resetting the Adjustments ..................................................... 9
Plug and Play
This monitor complies with the DDC
TM
1and DDC2B Display
Data Channel (DDC) standards of VESA.
When a DDC1 host system is connected, the monitor
synchronizes with the V. CLK in accordance with the VESA
standards, and outputs the EDID (Extended Display
Identification Data) to the data line.
When a DDC2B host system is connected, the monitor
automatically switches to the appropriate standard.
DDC
TM
is a trademark of Video Electronics Standard
Association.
•Your monitor operates according to DDC2B. Only
computers that support the same guidelines and operate
at the same or higher level can make use of this feature.
•If your computer does not support the relevant
guidelines, you can still use your monitor and computer.
You may need to manually specify the appropriate
resolution in the computer.
•The highest resolution automatically selected may not
give the best result. You may need to manually select the
most suitable resolution in the computer.
Precautions
Examples of plug types:
for 240 V AC only
The socket should be installed near the equipment and
be easily accessible.
Graphic Enhancement Mode (GEM) .................................. 10
Specifications .......................................................................... 10
Monitor Information ............................................................. 11
Power Saving Function and LED Indicators .................... 11
Preset and User Modes ......................................................... 11
Warning Messages................................................................. 12
Troubleshooting ..................................................................... 12
Dell Computer Corporation’s Environmental Program . 14
Appendix .............................................................................. 109
Getting Started
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Getting Started
Video Connector
Pin No. Signal
1 Red
2 Green (Composite
Sync on Green)
3 Blue
4 Ground
5 CPU Sense
6 Red Ground
7 Green Ground
Pin No. Signal
8 Blue Ground
9 Not used
(no pin)
10 Ground
11 Ground
12 SDA
(serial data)
13 Horizontal Sync
14 Vertical Sync
15 SCL
(serial clock)
Use of the Tilt/Swivel
With the tilt/swivel, you can adjust this monitor to any desired
angle within 180° horizontally and 20° vertically.
To turn the monitor vertically and horizontally, hold it at the
bottom with both hands as shown below.
Parts and Controls
Rear
1(RESET) button (pages 6 and 9)
Resets the adjustments to the factory settings.
2(GEM) button (page 10)
Selects the Graphic Enhancement Mode.
3¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons (page 6)
Adjust the picture brightness.
Operate as the ./>buttons when adjusting other
items.
4(MENU) button (pages 6 and 11)
Displays the MENU OSD.
5>(CONTRAST) ?//buttons (page 6)
Adjust the contrast.
Operate as the ?//buttons when adjusting other
items.
6u(POWER) switch and indicator (page 11)
Turns the monitor on and off.
The indicator lights up green when the monitor is on,
and lights up orange when the monitor is in Power
Saving mode.
7AC IN connector
Provides AC power to the monitor.
8Video input connector (HD15)
Inputs RGB video signals and SYNC signals
Front
Getting Started
15°
90°
90°
5°
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MENU
EXIT
CENTER
SIZE
GEOM
COLOR
LANG
ZOOM
SCREEN
OPTION
OK
MENU
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
DEUTSCH
ESPAÑOL
LANGUAGE SIZE
26
73
CENTER
26
73
ZOOM
73V 66H
ROTATION
GEOMETRY
26
9300K
5000K
COLOR
MANUAL DEGAUSS
OPTION
ON
H CONVERGENCE
SCREEN
26
The OSD (On-screen Display) System
Introducing the OSD System
You can adjust most of the monitor’s settings using the OSDs
(On-screen Display). All of the OSDs numbered in this
illustration are described on the following pages in order. You
can access any of these OSDs from the MENU OSD. To adjust
monitor settings using the OSDs, follow the steps below:
Basic controls:
• Use the (MENU) button to display the MENU OSD
and to select menu items.
• Use the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>and >(CONTRAST)
?//buttons to highlight menu items and to adjust
settings.
To adjust the monitor settings:
1Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2Highlight the desired OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3If necessary, use the BRIGHTNESS buttons to select a
specific item.
4Adjust the monitor setting using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons.
• To reset the current item to its original setting, press the
(RESET) button while the item’s adjustment OSD
is displayed.
5When you finish adjusting the setting, press the MENU
button to return to the MENU OSD.
Press the MENU button twice to return to normal viewing.
• Resetting: If you press the RESET button while an OSD is
displayed, only the current adjustment item is reset. For
additional information on using the reset function, see
the “Resetting the Adjustments” section on page 9.
• The OSD automatically disappears after 30 seconds.
Customizing Your Monitor
Horizontal
frequency Vertical frequency
Adjusting the Picture Brightness and Contrast
1 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>or
>(CONTRAST) ?//buttons.
The BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST OSD appears.
2 To adjust the brightness
Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons.
To adjust the contrast
Press the >(CONTRAST) ?//buttons.
COLOR CENTER SCREEN
GEOMETRY ZOOM
LANGUAGE OPTIONSIZE
BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST
26 26
60.0kHz/ 85Hz
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Getting Started
1Using the COLOR OSD
You can adjust the monitor’s color temperature using the
COLOR OSD. For example, you can adjust the monitor to
match the colors of a printed picture.
You can adjust the color temperature from 9300K (blue-white)
to 5000K (warm red).
This setting is stored in memory for all input signals.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the COLOR OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select either the
9300K, 5000K or variable option.
• The 9300K and 5000K options display accurate preset
color temperatures.
• The variable option allows you to adjust the monitor
using the full range of color temperatures. Adjust to the
desired color temperature using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons.
4 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
Note
If you are using one of the GEMs (Graphic Enhancement
Mode), you can only adjust the color temperature from 11,000K
to 9300K.
For more information on GEMs refer to the “Graphic
Enhancement Mode (GEM)” section on page 10.
2Using the CENTER OSD
You can adjust the picture centering using the CENTER OSD.
This setting is stored in memory for the current input signal.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the CENTER OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 To adjust vertical centering, press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS)
./>buttons.
4 To adjust horizontal centering, press the >(CONTRAST)
?//buttons.
5 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
Customizing Your Monitor
3Using the SCREEN OSD
You can adjust the convergence of the picture and cancel the
picture’s moire using the SCREEN OSD.
Convergence is the alignment of the Red, Green and Blue
electron beams on the screen. When convergence is not aligned,
red or blue shadows may be noticeable (especially with text)
which can affect the clarity or focus of the image.
Moire is a wavy or elliptical pattern which may appear on the
screen. The moire cancel adjustment is provided to eliminate
moire.
This setting is stored in memory for all input signals.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the SCREEN OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select the
desired adjustment item.
4 Press the >(CONTRAST) ?//buttons to adjust the item.
5 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
To
adjust the horizontal convergence
adjust the vertical convergence
eliminate elliptical or wavy lines on
the screen
adjust the degree of moire
cancellation
* CANCEL MOIRE must be “ON” for “ (MOIRE ADJUST)” to
appear on the screen.
Adjusting the Settings
Select
H CONVERGENCE
V CONVERGENCE
CANCEL MOIRE
*
MOIRE ADJUST

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4Using the ZOOM OSD
You can enlarge or reduce the picture size using the ZOOM
OSD.
This setting is stored in memory for the current input signal.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the ZOOM OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 Press the >(CONTRAST) ?//buttons to enlarge or
reduce the picture size.
4 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
Note
You can enlarge or reduce the picture size until either the
horizontal or vertical size reaches its maximum or minimum
value.
7Using the LANGUAGE OSD
You can set the OSD language to English, German, French,
Spanish or Japanese using the LANGUAGE OSD.
To reset to English, press the RESET button while the
LANGUAGE OSD is displayed.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the LANGUAGE OSD using the BRIGHTNESS
and CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select the
desired language.
4 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
5Using the OPTION OSD
You can manually degauss (demagnetize) the CRT, move the
OSD position and lock the user controls using the OPTION
OSD.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the OPTION OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select the
desired adjustment item.
4 Press the >(CONTRAST) ?//buttons to activate the
manual degauss, move the OSD position or lock the user
controls.
5 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
Degauss: If a second degauss cycle is needed, allow a minimum
interval of 20 minutes for the best result.
OSD Position Change: To change the OSD position, press the
¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select the direction
(horizontal or vertical), then press the >(CONTRAST)
?//buttons to move the OSD in the selected direction.
User Control Lock: Once you select “ON” to lock the user
controls, you cannot select any item except “EXIT” and
“OPTION” in the MENU OSD. If you try to access any other
OSD, the Hmark appears on the screen.
To cancel the Control Lock: Repeat the above procedure and
set Control Lock to “OFF.”
6Using the SIZE OSD
You can adjust the picture size using the SIZE OSD.
This setting is stored in memory for the current input signal.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the SIZE OSD using the BRIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 To adjust the vertical size press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>
buttons.
4 To adjust the horizontal size press the >(CONTRAST)
?//buttons.
5 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
Customizing Your Monitor
9
Getting Started
8Using the GEOMETRY OSD
You can adjust the picture’s geometry using the GEOMETRY
OSD.
This setting is stored in memory for the current input signal.
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD.
2 Highlight the GEOMETRY OSD using the BRIGHTNESS
and CONTRAST buttons and press the MENU button again.
3 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select the
desired geometry adjustment.
4 Press the >(CONTRAST) ?//buttons to adjust the
geometry.
5 Press the MENU button once to return to the MENU OSD,
or press it twice to return to normal viewing.
Select
ROTATION
PINCUSHION
PIN BALANCE
KEYSTONE
KEY BALANCE
To
adjust the picture rotation
adjust the picture sides
adjust the picture side balance
adjust the trapezoidal distortion
adjust the picture shape balance
Resetting the Adjustments
Customizing Your Monitor
Resetting all of the adjustments for
the current input signal
While there is no OSD displayed, press the (RESET)
button.
All of the adjustments for the current input signal are reset to
the factory settings.
Adjustments not affected by changes in the input signal (such
as OSD language, OSD position and the Control Lock function)
are not reset to the factory settings.
Resetting all of the adjustments for
all input signals
Press and hold the (RESET) button for more than two
seconds.
All of the adjustments, including the brightness and contrast,
are reset to the factory settings.
Resetting a specific adjustment:
1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU OSD
2 Highlight the OSD containing the adjustment you want to
reset using the BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST buttons and
press the MENU button again.
3 Press the ¨(BRIGHTNESS) ./>buttons to select the
adjustment you want to reset.
4 Press the (RESET) button to reset this specific
adjustment.

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Customizing Your Monitor
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Graphic Enhancement Mode
(GEM)
You can automatically change the characteristics of the picture
to match the way you use your monitor with the Graphic
Enhancement Mode (GEM). Simply press the (GEM) button
to cycle through the three modes.
1 Turn on the monitor and computer.
2
Press the (GEM) button to set the mode.
Each time you press the (GEM) button, the mode changes
and appears on the screen as follows.
STANDARD MODE
PRESENTATION MODE
GRAPHICS/VIDEO MODE
The STANDARD MODE is ideal for spreadsheets, word
processing, and other text oriented applications.
The PRESENTATION MODE is useful for presentation
programs that require vivid colors.
The GRAPHICS/VIDEO MODE gives movies and games
enhanced visual appeal by increasing the sharpness and
brightness.
The selected mode indication appears on the screen for about
three seconds.
If the screen appears too white, adjust the color temperature
(see “Using the COLOR OSD” on page 7).
Note
The PRESENTATION MODE and GRAPHICS/VIDEO MODE may
produce ghost images when displaying text oriented applications.
These modes change the brightness of the picture dynamically
according to changes in moving pictures. If ghost images appear,
set the GEM to STANDARD MODE.
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Troubleshooting
This section may help you isolate the cause of a problem and as a result, eliminate the need to contact technical support.
Symptom Check these items
No picture
If the uindicator is not lit
If the “NO INPUT SIGNAL”
message appears on the screen, or
if the uindicator is either orange
or alternating between green and
orange
If the “OUT OF SCAN RANGE”
message appears on the screen
If no message is displayed and
the uindicator is green or
flashing orange
Picture is scrambled
Color is not uniform
Warning Messages
If there is something wrong with the input signal, one of the following messages appears.
Input signal condition
• Make sure the power cord is properly connected.
• Make sure the u(POWER) switch is in the “ON” position.
• Try pressing any key on the computer keyboard.
• Make sure your computer is turned on.
• Make sure the video signal cable is properly connected and all plugs are firmly seated in
their sockets.
• Make sure none of the HD15 video input connector pins are bent or pushed in.
• Make sure the video board is completely seated in the proper bus slot.
• Make sure the video frequency range is within that specified for the monitor.
Horizontal: 30 – 70 kHz
Vertical: 50 – 120 Hz
Refer to your computer system’s instruction manual to adjust the video frequency range.
• If you are using a video signal cable adapter, make sure it is the correct type.
• Run the SELF TEST function:
1. Turn off the monitor and disconnect the video cable from the computer.
2. Turn on the monitor and wait five seconds. The “NO INPUT SIGNAL” message
should appear with a color bar pattern. The message and pattern are
displayed for 30 seconds.
If the monitor displays White, Red, Green and Blue colors, the monitor is
functioning properly.
• Make sure none of the HD15 video input connector pins are bent or pushed in.
• Check your video board manual for the proper monitor setting.
• Check this manual and make sure the monitor supports the graphics mode and the
frequency at which you are trying to operate. Even if the frequency is within the proper
range, some video boards may have a sync pulse that is too narrow for the monitor to
sync correctly.
• Degauss the monitor (page 8).
If you place equipment which generates a magnetic field, such as a loudspeaker, near the
monitor, or you change the direction of the monitor, the color may not be uniform.
The degauss function demagnetizes the metal frame of the CRT to obtain a neutral field
for uniform color reproduction. If a second degauss cycle is needed, allow a minimum
interval of 20 minutes for the best result.
Additional Information
INFORMATION
OUT OF SCAN RANGE
The input signal condition
“OUT OF SCAN RANGE” indicates that the input signal
is not supported by the monitor’s specifications.
“NO INPUT SIGNAL” indicates that no signal is input.
The message disappears after about 30 seconds.
To solve these problems, see the “Troubleshooting” section
below.

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D825TM
13
Getting Started
Symptom Check these items
You cannot adjust the monitor
with the buttons on the front
panel
Screen image is not centered or
sized properly
Edges of the image are curved
White lines show red or blue
shadows at edges
Picture is fuzzy
Picture bounces or has wavy
oscillations
Picture is flickering
Picture appears to be
ghosting
Wavy or elliptical (moire) pattern
is visible
One fine horizontal line (wire) is
visible
Hum is heard right after the
power is turned on
White does not look white
• If the Control Lock function is set to “ON,” set it to “OFF” using the OPTION OSD (page 8).
• Adjust the size (page 8) or centering (page 7).
• Some video modes do not fill the screen to the edges. This problem tends to occur with
certain video boards.
• Adjust the geometry (page 9).
• Adjust the convergence using the SCREEN OSD (page 7).
• Adjust the contrast and brightness (page 6).
• Degauss the monitor using the OPTION OSD (page 8).
If you place equipment which generates a magnetic field, such as a loudspeaker, near the
monitor, or you change the direction of the monitor, the color may not be uniform.
The degauss function demagnetizes the metal frame of the CRT to obtain a neutral field for
uniform color reproduction. If a second degauss cycle is needed, allow a minimum interval
of 20 minutes for the best result.
• If red or blue shadows appear along the edges of images, adjust the convergence using the
SCREEN OSD (page 7).
• If the moire is cancelled, the picture may become fuzzy. Decrease the moire cancellation
effect using the SCREEN OSD (page 7).
• Isolate and eliminate any potential sources of electric or magnetic fields. Common causes
for this symptom are electric fans, fluorescent lighting and laser printers.
• If you have another monitor close to this monitor, increase the distance between them to
reduce the interference.
• Try plugging the monitor into a different AC outlet, preferably on a different circuit.
• Try using the monitor with a different computer in a different room.
• Refer to your computer system’s manual and change your display refresh rate settings so
they match the monitor’s capabilities.
• Eliminate the use of video cable extensions and/or video switch boxes. Excessive cable
length or a weak connection can produce this symptom.
• Cancel the moire using the SCREEN OSD (page 7).
The moire may be modified depending on the connected computer.
• Due to the relationship between resolution, monitor dot pitch and the pitch of some image
patterns, certain screen backgrounds sometimes show moire. Change your desktop pattern.
• This wire stabilizes the vertically striped aperture grille (page 3). This aperture grille allows
more light to pass through to the screen giving the Trinitron CRT more color and
brightness.
• When the power is turned on, the auto-degauss cycle is activated. While the auto-degauss
cycle is activated, a hum may be heard. The same hum is heard when the monitor is
manually degaussed. This is not a malfunction.
• Adjust the color temperature using the COLOR OSD (page 7).
Additional Information

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D825TM
2-3. D, A and D1 BOARD REMOVAL
2-1. CABINET REMOVAL 2-2. SERVICE POSITION
SECTION 2
DISASSEMBLY
1
2
3
A board
D board
Cabinet
1
3
2
Two screws
(BVTP 4 x 16)
Two claws
PUSH
PUSH
Cable bracket
Cable stopper
Five screws
(BVTP 3 x 12)
D board
One screw
(BVTT 4 x 8)
1
4
5
7
3
8
A board
Two screws
(BVTP 3 x 12)
6
D1 board
2

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D825TM
2-4. PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL
Turn up one side of the rubber cap in
the direction indicated by arrow . When one side of the rubber cap sepa-
rates from the anode button, the anode-
cap can be removed by turning the rub-
ber cap and pulling it in the direction of
arrow .
Use your thumb to pull the rubber cap
firmly in the direction indicated by
arrow .
HOW TO HANDLE AN ANODE-CAP
REMOVAL OFTHE ANODE-CAP
NOTE: Short circuit the anode of the picture tube and the anode cap to the metal chassis, CRT shield or carbon painted on the CRT, after
removing the anode.
REMOVAL PROCEDURES
Do not use sharp objects which may cause damage to the surface
of the anode-cap.
Do not squeeze the rubber covering too hard to avoid damaging
the anode-cap. A material fitting called a shatter-hook terminal is
built into the rubber.
Do not force turn the foot of the rubber cover. This may cause the
shatter-hook terminal to protrude and damage the rubber.
Demagnetization coil
Tension spring
Stand assy
(D board)
A board
Neck assy
Deflection yoke
Two degaussing
coil holders
Four screws
(Tapping screw 5)
Anode cap
Cushion
Picture tube
Two degaussing
coil holders
Two screws
(BVTP 4 x 16)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
10
9

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D825TM
b) HV Hold-Down Check
1) Using an external DC Power supply, apply the
voltage shown below between cathode of D517
on "D" Board and GND, and confirm that the
HV Hold-Down circuit works. (Raster disappears)
Apply DC Voltage: 31.4 + 0.01 VDC
Check Condition
• Input voltage : 120 + 2 VAC
• Input signal : (fH = 64 kHz), White Cross Hatch
• Controls : CONT (max) & BRT (center)
• B+ Voltage : 144 + 3.0 VDC
c) Beam Protector Check (Software logic)
1) Using an external DC power supply, apply the
voltage 8.8 + 0.01 VDC between pin 11 of FBT
(T501) and GND, and confirm that the voltage
across C541 is 3.7 VDC or less.
Check Condition
• Input voltage : 120 + 2 VAC
• Input signal : (fH = 64 kHz), White Cross Hatch
• Controls : CONT (max) & BRT (center)
d) B+ MAX. Check
1) Input white cross hatch (fH = 64 kHz) signal.
2) CONT (max) & BRT (center)
3) Input voltage: 120 + 2 VAC
Note: Use NF power supply or make sure that
distortion factor is 3% or less.
4) Confirm that the voltage is within the voltage
range shown below.
Standard voltage: 144 + 3.0 VDC
SECTION 3
SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENT
Part Replaced ([)
RV501
Part Replaced (])
D - BOARD
When replacing parts shown in the table below, the
following operational checks must be performed as a
safety precaution against X-ray emissions from the unit.
Allow the unit to warm up for one minute prior to
checking the following conditions:
a) HV Regulator Check
1) Input white cross hatch signal. (fH = 64 kHz)
2) Minimum CONT and BRT controls.
3) Cut off Screen VR (G2).
4) Input voltage: 120 + 2 VAC
5) Confirm that the voltage is within the voltage range
shown below.
Standard voltage: 25.0KV + 0.5KV
6) When replacing components identified by ], make
sure to recheck the High Voltage.
7) Verify the High Voltage as shown above (25.0KV + 0.5KV)
is within specification. If not, set H. SIZE data at
minimum (-127) and then adjust RV501 on "D" Board.
8) After adjusting the High Voltage within specification,
put the RV cover on RV501 as shown below and apply
sufficient amount of RTV around RV501.
104
RV501
RV501, T501, R545, R546, R548, R550, R547, R549, R552,
D517, IC605, IC901, C540, C542, C544, C541, C535,
IC501, C558, R567, R564, C555, C553, C554, C561

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D825TM
Convergence Fine Adjustment
Set DY four-pole magnet to mechanical center
before adjustment.
This should be prime mode.
1. Receive R.B. cross-hatch.
2 Adjust H.STAT and V.STAT at four-pole magnet.
4 Pole Magnet
SECTION 4
ADJUSTMENTS
Landing Rough Adjustment
1. Enter the full white signal.
2. Adjust the contrast to the maximum.
3. Input full green signal.
4. Moving the DY backward, and adjust coarsely the purity
magnet sothat a green raster positions in the center of
screen.
5. Moving the DY forward, adjust so that an entire screen
becomes pure green.
6. Adjust the tilt of DY, and tighten lightly with a clamp.
• Landing Fine Adjustment
1. Place the set in the Helmholtz coil.
2. Enter a green signal only.
3. Degauss the entire screen with hand-degausser. Then auto-
degauss it.
4. Attach a wobbling coil to the specified position of CRT
neck.
5. Attach a landing adjuster sensor on the CRT.
6. Using a landing checker, adjust the DY position, purity,
tilt of DY.
7. Clamp the DY screw.
Clamping torque: 22 + 2 kgcm (2.2+ 0.2 N.m)
• Convergence Rough Adjustment
1. All digital convergence data should be zero by MCP.
2. Enter the white crosshatch signal.
3. Adjust roughly the horizontal and vertical
convergence at four-pole magnet.
4. Adjust roughly HMC and VMC at six-pole
magnet.
*The parts above ( ~ ) are necessary for DAS adjustment.
IBM AT Computer
as a Jig
1-690-391-21
1A-1500-819-A
Interface Unit
2
3
D-sub
(9 Pin [female]) mini Din (8Pin) 4 Pin
3-702-691-01
Connector Attachment
3
To BUS CONNECTOR
4 Pin 4 Pin
1
2
1
R
B
RB
RB
R
B
1
2
R
B
R
B
2
1
2
1+
2
1+
2
1
Set the
finger
Mechanical
Center
NECK Assy
6-pole Mg P.S Mg
XBV
DY CRT
4-pole Mg
Connect the communication cable of the connector located on the D board on the monitor. Run the service software and
then follow the instructions.
Allow a 30 minute warm-up period prior to making the following adjustments:
P.S Mg

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D825TM
Vertical and Horizontal Position and Size
Specification
2
1
2
1
G
G
R
B
3. Receive White cross-hatch.
4. Adjust HMC and VMC at six-pole magnet.
< 6 Pole Magnet>
5. Receive R.B. cross-hatch.
6. Adjust H.TILT by swinging the DY neck right and left.
7. Adjust XCV with XCV core.
XCV movement
R
B
B
R
RB
bb
a
a
A
B
A 0.24mm
B 0.30mm
B
A
A-BOARD
Focus (H)
Focus (V)
FBT
YCH TLV
XCV
Horizontal and Vertical
a < 2.5 mm
b < 2.5 mm
A B
202 270
2
7
0
4
615
3
9
8
12 11
YBH-B
YBH-T
CBH-RT
MBH-RT
APH-R
MBH-RB
CBH-RBCBH-LB
MBH-LB
APH-L
MBH-LT
CBH-LT
Adjust each misconvergence point in sequence.
H STAT
11. Digital Convergence Adjustment
A. Horizontal Convergence
2
7
0
4
615
3
9
8
12 11
V STAT-B
V STAT-T
CCV-RT
MCV-RT
XBV-R
MCV-RB
CCV-RBCCV-LB
MCV-LB
XBV-L
MCV-LT
CCV-LT
Adjust each misconvergence point in sequence.
V STAT
8. Adjust V.TILT with TLV VR.
TLV movement
9. Adjust Y.CROSS with YCH VR.
YCH movement
10. Paint lock the four-pole and six-pole Mg.
VR Adjustment on DY
Convergence Specification
Focus adjustment
Adjust focus (V) and focus (H) for optimum focus.
0.30mm
0.30mm
B. Vertical Convergence
C. Repeat the procedure ofA and B so that the
convergence of the whole screen is within the
specification.
R
B
B
R
Zero Position NECK Ass'y
Purity 4-Pole Mg 6-Pole Mg

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D825TM
5-2. CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATION
Note:
• All capacitors are in µF unless otherwise noted. pF: µµF
50 WV or less are not indicated except for electrolytic.
• Indication of resistance, which does not have one for rating
electrical power, is as follows.
• All resistors are in ohms.
• f: nonflammable resistor.
• F:fusible resistor.
•∆: internal component.
•p:panel designation and adjustment for repair.
• e : earth-ground.
• E : earth-chassis.
• The components identified by [in this basic schematic
diagram have been carefully factory-selected for each set
in order to satisfy regulations regarding X-ray radiation.
Should replacement be required, replace only with the
value originally used.
• When replacing components identified by ],make the necessary
adjustments by using RV501 ([)as indicated. (See page 12)
• All variable and adjustable resistors have characteristic curve B,
unless otherwise noted.
•When replacing parts shown in the table below,
be sure to perform the safety related adjustment.
Part Replaced ([)
RV501
Part Replaced (])
•All voltages are in volts.
•Readings are taken with a 10 ΜΩ digital multimeter
•Readings are taken with a color-bar signal input.
•Voltage variations may be noted due to normal
production tolerances.
•* : Cannot be measured.
•Circled numbers are waveform references.
•: B +bus.
•: B - bus.
Pitch: 5 mm
Rating electrical power 1/4 W (CHIP: 1/10 W)
Note: The components identified by shading and
mark ¡ are critical for safety. Replace only
with part number specified.
Note: Les composants identifies per un trame et une
marque ¡sont critiques pour la securite. Ne les
remplacer que par une piece portant le numero specifie.
5-3. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
D - BOARD
RV501, T501, R545, R546, R548,
R550, R547, R549, R552, D517,
IC605, IC901, C540, C542, C544,
C541, C535, IC501, C558, R567,
R564, C555, C553, C554, C561
D
A
J
D1
— 18 —

GDS
1234
5
6
7
8
8
1234
5
6
7
RB441QT-77
RD4.7ES
RD5.1ES
RD5.6ES-B2
RD8.2ES-B2
RD10ES-B2
RD12ES-B2
RD18ES-BS
RD27ES-B2
1SS119-25TD
5-4. SEMICONDUCTORS
EGP10D
EGP20GPKG23
ELIZ
ERB91-02
GP08D
MUR160
RGP02-17EL
UF3ML-6505
UF4007G23
RGP02-20EL-6394
3DL41A (LC6-15)
HSS 82
UPC5021
GBU4JL-608824IC08B
UPC4558G
CXA8071P
TDA 8138A
CXA2093S
CXD8688P
MC44604
TDA7053A
LA 6500-FA
CATHODE
ANODE
TL 431CLP
16 9
18
CXD8692
56 29
128
22 12
111
24 13
112
CXA2055P
28
14
15
1
7
1
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{
|
‘‘
{|
ECB
ECB
E
LETTER SIDE
CB
2SC3941A-Q (TA) 2A1309A
2C3311A
DTC143ES
DTC114EA
2SC3209-LK
TP6NA60F
16
30
115
91
CXA8070A
CATHODE
ANODE
CATHODE
ANODE
STK392-910
MARKING SIDE VIEW
12
n
15
1
LA7840
TDA6103Q
2SA1162-G SB340L-6489
CATHODE
ANODE
5
12346789
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
E
B
C
SPB-26
CATHODE
ANODE
(GRN) ANODE
(RED)
S
D
G
IRFU110 PST600D-T
Vcc
GND OUT
LM2405T
BCE
B
CE
1
14
1
11
2SB1094F
2SB1375 BU2522AX
GDS
2K2101-MRIRL1530GLF
GSD
M0C8105TV
123
4
5
6
123
4
5
6
B
EC
GSD
IRFI9630 2SC3941
GS
D
5TUZ52
CATHODE
ANODE
18 10
5
1
2
3
4
EGP30D

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REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
D825TM
SECTION 6
EXPLODED VIEWS
Note:
The components identified by shading
and mark ¡¡
¡¡
¡ are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.
•Items with no part number and no descrip-
tion are not stocked because they are sel-
dom required for routine service.
• The component parts of an assembly are
indicated by the reference numbers in the
remarks column.
•Items marked " *" are not stocked
since they are seldom required for routine
service.Somedelay shouldbeanticipated
when ordering these items.
7-685-648-79 SCREW +BVTP 3x12
7-685-663-71 SCREW +BVTP 4x16
6-1. CHASSIS (US/CANADA MODEL)
r
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
1 X-4035-186-1 BEZEL ASSY 2-5
2 3-653-339-21 SPRING, COMPRESSION
3 4-061-777-01 BUTTON, POWER
4 4-061-776-01 GUIDE, LIGHT
5 * 4-062-431-01 BUTTON, MULTI
6 ¡ 8-734-837-05 CRT, 15FRS (MIZ) (M36LDJ15X)
7 4-045-123-01 HOLDER, DEGAUSSING COIL
8 4-040-897-01 SPACER, DY
9 4-365-808-01 SCREW (5), TAPPING
11 ¡ 1-452-923-11 NECK ASSY
12 ¡ 8-451-491-11 DY Y15FRF4-M
13 1-500-386-11 FILTER CLAMP (FERRITE CORE)
14 * A-1298-362-A A BOARD, COMPLETE
15 * 4-050-329-11 CUSHION (A)
16 4-369-318-00 SPRING, TENSION
17 ¡ 1-409-799-11 COIL, DEMAGNETIZATION
18 4-060-539-01 CABINET
19 * A-1346-688-A D BOARD, COMPLETE
21 ¡ 1-453-252-11 TRANSFORMER ASSY, FLYBACK (NX-4430//X4K4)
22 4-389-025-01 SCREW (M4x8)(EXT.TOOTHWASHER)
23 7-685-881-09 SCREW + BVTT 4x8 (S)
24 * 4-045-131-01 STOPPER, CABLE
25 * 4-045-130-01 BRACKET, CABLE
26 * 1-782-837-11 CABLE ASSY VIDEO (15P D-SUB)
27 * A-1343-419-A D1 BOARD, MOUNTED
28 * 4-060-542-11 COVER, CABLE
29 * 4-060-541-01 BRACKET, CHASSIS
30 4-060-531-01 STOPPER (A)
31 4-060-534-11 SLIDER
32 X-4035-185-1 STAND BASE, ASSY
33 4-041-621-21 STOPPER (B)
34 * 4-060-533-01 CUSHION
35 1-452-032-00 MAGNET, DISC
36 3-704-372-31 HOLDER, HV CABLE
37 * 4-062-429-01 LABEL, INFORMATION
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
¢
18
27
33
34
37
11
23
1
15
26
2
16
3
17
7
6
9
21
8
22
35 8
24
12
25
7
14
13 29
32
31
36
30
5
19
28
4

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REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
D825TM
Note:
The components identified by shading
and mark ¡¡
¡¡
¡ are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.
•Items with no part number and no descrip-
tion are not stocked because they are sel-
dom required for routine service.
• The component parts of an assembly are
indicated by the reference numbers in the
remarks column.
•Items marked " *" are not stocked
since they are seldom required for routine
service.Somedelay shouldbeanticipated
when ordering these items.
7-685-648-79 SCREW +BVTP 3x12
7-685-663-71 SCREW +BVTP 4x16
6-2. CHASSIS (JAPAN, AEP, S. HEMISPHERE MODELS)
r
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
1 X-4035-260-1 BEZEL ASSY (J,SH) 2-5
1 X-4035-221-1 BEZEL ASSY (AEP) 2-5
2 3-653-339-11 SPRING, COMPRESSION (AEP)
2 3-653-339-01 SPRING, COMPRESSION (J, SH)
3 4-062-873-01 BUTTON, POWER (J,SH)
3 4-062-635-01 BUTTON, POWER (AEP)
4 4-062-874-01 GUIDE, LIGHT (J,SH)
4 4-062-634-01 GUIDE, LIGHT (AEP)
5 * 4-062-872-01 BUTTON, MULTI (J,SH)
5 * 4-062-637-01 BUTTON, MULTI (AEP)
6 ¡ 8-734-837-05 CRT, 15FRS (MIZ) (M36LDJ15X) (J, AEP)
6 ¡ 8-734-841-05 CRT, 15FRS (MIZ for SH) (M36LDJ15X) (SH)
5 4-045-123-01 HOLDER, DEGAUSSING COIL
8 4-040-897-01 SPACER, DY
9 4-365-808-01 SCREW (5), TAPPING (J,SH)
9 4-203-648-01 SCREW (5), TAPPING (AEP)
11 ¡ 1-452-923-11 NECK ASSY
12 ¡ 8-451-491-11 DY Y15FRF4-M
13 1-500-386-11 FILTER CLAMP (FERRITE CORE)
14 * A-1298-392-A A BOARD, COMPLETE (AEP)
14 * A-1298-407-A A BOARD, COMPLETE (J, SH)
15 * 4-050-329-01 CUSHION (A) (J, SH)
15 * 4-050-329-11 CUSHION (A) (AEP)
16 4-369-318-00 SPRING, TENSION (J, SH)
16 4-369-318-31 SPRING, TENSION (AEP)
17 ¡ 1-409-799-11 COIL, DEMAGNETIZATION
18 4-062-875-01 CABINET (J, SH)
18 4-060-893-11 CABINET (AEP)
19 * A-1346-704-A D BOARD, COMPLETE (J,SH)
19 * A-1346-701-A D BOARD, COMPLETE (AEP)
21 ¡ 1-453-252-11 TRANSFORMER ASSY, FLYBACK (NX-4430//X4K4)
22 4-389-025-01 SCREW (M4x8)(EXT.TOOTHWASHER)
23 7-685-881-09 SCREW + BVTT 4x8 (S)
24 * 4-045-131-01 STOPPER, CABLE (J, SH)
24 * 4-045-131-11 STOPPER, CABLE (AEP)
25 * 4-045-130-01 BRACKET, CABLE (J, SH)
25 * 4-045-130-21 BRACKET, CABLE (AEP)
26 * 1-782-837-11 CABLE ASSY VIDEO (15P D-SUB)
27 * A-1343-447-A D1 BOARD, MOUNTED (J, SH)
27 * A-1343-438-A D1 BOARD, MOUNTED (AEP)
28 * 4-063-360-01 COVER, CABLE (J,SH)
28 * 4-060-892-11 COVER, CABLE (AEP)
29 * 4-063-533-01 BRACKET, CHASSIS (J, SH)
29 * 4-060-891-11 BRACKET, CHASSIS (AEP)
30 4-060-340-01 STOPPER (A) (J, SH)
30 4-060-425-01 STOPPER (A) (AEP)
31 4-063-361-01 SLIDER (J, SH)
31 4-063-264-01 SLIDER (AEP)
32 X-4035-259-1 STAND BASE, ASSY (J, SH)
32 X-4035-220-1 STAND BASE, ASSY (AEP)
33 4-041-621-01 STOPPER (B) (AEP)
34 * 4-061-996-01 CUSHION (J, SH)
34 * 4-060-533-01 CUSHION (AEP)
35 1-452-032-00 MAGNET, DISC
36 3-704-372-01 HOLDER, HV CABLE (J, SH)
36 4-202-693-01 HOLDER, HV CABLE (AEP)
37 * 4-060-854-01 LABEL, INFORMATION (J, SH)
37 * 4-062-429-11 LABEL, INFORMATION (AEP)
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK
¢
18
27
33
34
37
11
23
1
15
26
2
16
3
17
7
6
9
21
8
22
35 8
24
12
25
7
14
13 29
32
31
36
30
5
19
28
4