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ColourTelevision
TX-28CK1
TX-25CK1
Z8Chassis
SPECIFICATION
(Informationinbrackets {} refersto modelTX-25CK1)
Power Source: 220-240V a.c.,50Hz
Power Consumption: 76W{76W}
Stand-byPower
Consumption: 0,9W{0,9W}
Aerial Impedance: 75 unbalanced, Coaxial Type
ReceivingSystem: PALI,PAL-525/60
M.NTSC
NTSC(AVonly)
Receiving Channels: UHFE21-E68
IntermediateFrequency:
Video/Audio
Video38,9MHz
Audio32,9MHz
32,35MHz(NICAM)
Colour34,47MHz
Terminals:
AV1INVideo(21 pin)1V p-p75
Audio (21 pin)500mVrms10k
RGB (21pin)0,7V p-p 75
AV1OUTVideo(21 pin)1V p-p75
Audio (21 pin)500mVrms1k
RCAINVideo1V p-p75
RCAINAudio500mVrms10k
High Voltage: 28kV± 1kV{28kV± 1kV}
PictureTube: A66ECF50X0466cm
{A59EEQ15X9759cm}
AudioOutput: 2x10W(M.P.O.)
2x5W(R.M.S.)
8Impedance
Headphones: 8Impedance
3,5mm
Accessories
supplied: RemoteControl
2xR6(UM3)Batteries
T.V. Stand TS2800
Dimensions:
Height:580mm{538mm}
Width:646mm{580mm}
Depth:471mm{442,5mm}
Net weight: 33kg{27kg}
Specifications aresubject tochange without notice.
Weights and dimensionsshownare approximate.
NOTE:ThisServiceManual should beusedinconjunction with
theZ8Technicalguide.
ORDERNo. 00-SM-001
PanasonicCS(U.K. )Ltd.
WILLOUGHBYROAD,
BRACKNELL,
BERKS,
RG12 8FT.
CONTENTS
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS..........................................................................................................................................................2
SERVICE HINTS.......................................................................................................................................................................3
ADJUSTMENTPROCEDURE ANDFACTORYSETTINGS.....................................................................................................4
WAVEFORMPATTERN TABLE...............................................................................................................................................5
ALIGNMENTSETTINGS...........................................................................................................................................................6
BLOCK DIAGRAMS..................................................................................................................................................................7
PARTS LOCATION.................................................................................................................................................................10
REPLACEMENTPARTSLIST................................................................................................................................................11
SCHEMATICDIAGRAMS.......................................................................................................................................................17
CONDUCTORVIEWS.............................................................................................................................................................20
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
GENERALGUIDELINES
1.It isadvisabletoinsertan isolation transformerinthe
a.c.supplybeforeservicingahot chassis.
2.When servicing,observe the original leaddressinthe
highvoltagecircuits. If ashort circuitisfound, replace
all partsthat havebeenoverheatedordamagedby
theshort circuit.
3.After servicing,seethatalltheprotective devices
such as insulationbarriers,insulationpapers,shields
andisolationR-Ccombinationsarecorrectly
installed.
4.When thereceiverisnotbeingused foralongperiod
of time,unplugthepowercordfromthea.c.outlet.
5.Potentialsas high as 29kV{29kV}arepresentwhen
thisreceiverisinoperation. Operationofthereceiver
without therearcover involvesthe dangerofashock
hazardfromthereceiver power supply. Servicing
shouldnot beattemptedbyanyonewhoisnot
familiarwiththeprecautionsnecessary whenworking
onhighvoltageequipment. Alwaysdischargethe
anodeofthetube.
6.After servicingmake the followingleakage current
checkstopreventthecustomerfrombeing exposed
toshockhazard.
LEAKAGECURRENTCOLDCHECK
1.Unplugthea.c.cordandconnectajumper between
thetwoprongsoftheplug.
2.Turnonthereceiver spowerswitch.
3.Measuretheresistance valuewithan ohmmeter,
betweenthejumpered a.c. plug andeachexposed
metalliccabinet part on the receiver, suchas screw
heads, aerials,connectors, control shaftsetc.When
theexposedmetallicpart hasareturnpathtothe
chassis, the readingshouldbe between4Mohmand
20Mohm.Whenthe exposedmetaldoesnothavea
returnpathtothe chassis,thereadingmustbe
infinite.
LEAKAGECURRENTHOTCHECK
1.Plugthea.c.corddirectlyintothea.c. outlet. Donot
useanisolationtransformer forthischeck.
2.Connect a2k 10Wresistorinseries withan
exposedmetallicpart onthereceiverandanearth,
such asawaterpipe.
3.Usean a.c.voltmeterwithhighimpedanceto
measurethepotential acrosstheresistor.
4.Check eachexposed metallicpartand check the
voltageateachpoint.
5.Reversethea.c. plug atthe outletandrepeat eachof
theabove measurements.
6.Thepotentialat anypointshouldnotexceed
1,4Vrms.Incaseameasurementisoutside the limits
specified, thereisapossibilityofashockhazard, and
thereceivershouldbe repairedandrecheckedbefore
it isreturnedtothe customer.
X-RADIATIONWARNING
1.ThepotentialsourcesofX-Radiation inTVsetsare
thehighvoltagesection andthepicturetube.
2.When usingapicturetube testjigforservice,ensure
thatthe jigiscapableof handling 29kV{29kV}
without causingX-Radiation.
NOTE: It isimportant touseanaccurateperiodically
calibrated high voltage meter.
1.Set thebrightnesstominimum.
2.Measurethehighvoltage. Themetershouldindicate.
TX-28CK1, TX-25CK128kV±1kV.
If themeterindicationisoutof tolerance,immediate
serviceand correctionisrequiredtoprevent the possibility
of prematurecomponentfailure.
3.Toprevent any X-Radiationpossibility,it isessential
tousethe specified tube.
HOTCHECKCIRCUIT
a.c.VOLTMETER
WATERPIPE
(EARTH)
TOINSTRUMENT'SEXPOSED
METALLICPARTS Fig. 1.
2k 10Watts
SERVICE HINTS
Howto removetherearcover
1.Remove the5screwsasshownin
Fig.2.
LOCATION OFCONTROLS
Fig.3.
SCREWS
E-BOARD FOCUS
SCREEN
Y
-BOARD
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
Item / PreparationAdjustments
+BSET-UP
1.ReceiveaGreyscalesignal.
2.Setthecontrols:-
BrightnessMinimum
ContrastMinimum
VolumeMinimum
1.Confirmthefollowingvoltages.
TPE1 3,3±0,3V TPE13 -13 ±1V
TPE2 195±10VTPE14 27,5±1,5V
TPE3 13,5±1VTPE15 28±1,5V
TPE4 10±1VTPE16 11,5±1V
TPE8 5±0,3V TPE17 8±1V
TPE11 147±10VTPE18 5±0,3V
CUTOFF / Ug2Adjustment
1.Receive aGreyscalesignal.
2.Degauss thetubeexternally.
3.Set theTVintoServiceMode1.
4.Select Ug2Test.
SetContrastonmaximum,set Brightnesson center, switchon
AV mode.
EnterService mode.Set Sub-Brightness to31.Select Ug2
Test. Press "+"and adjustscreenVr till sharpverticallineis
visibleand LEDswitchesoff. Thenreducescreen Vrtill LED is
justswitchedon (pin6ofconnector E1mustbeconnectedto
GND).
Note:Tosetup !whitebalance!firstsetup "Cutoff!registerto8.Thensetup "high-light!withthehelpof "drive!registers.
Finish setting-up of "Low-light!withthehelpof !Cut-off!register.
Carryoutsetting-up of!whitebalance!inavailableTV systems(PAL,SECAM).
FACTORYSETTINGS
Toreturncustomersettingstofactory settingsand clearowner IDofallinformationinputby the customer, enter Self-Check
mode. Pressthedown (-/v) buttonon thecustomercontrolsatthe frontof theTV set, at the sametimepressingthe STATUS
buttononthe remotecontrol. To exit Self Check,switchoff theTVsetatthe powerbutton.
ServiceAids
Toaidintheservice of ourcurrentchassisthereareanumberofServiceAidswhichhavebeen madeavailable.
LUCI interfacekit(Linked Utility Computer Interface)
Part number:TZS6EZ002
Thiscontainsinterface and cablesfor connecting TV serviceconnector and aPC aswell asdiagnosticsoftware.Asnew
modelsareintroducedupgrade softwarewill becomeavailable.
VICI (Visual Interactive Computer Information)
TheseC.D.'scontainmultimediadocumentationprovidingquickaccess toserviceinformation.
Part No. TZS7EZ006, TZS7EZ005,TZS8EZ001 &TZS9EZ001
1.ServiceManuals
2.InstructionBooks
3.Technical Information
TASMIN (Technically Advanced System for Multimedia Interactive Notes)
Aswell asprovidingafirststeptowardsmoreinteractive trainingthisproduct also achievesquick accesstoTechnical
Information.
OPTION124{OPTION124}
OPTION200{OPTION200}
NOTE: Self Checkshouldonl
y
beusedwhen refurbishin
g
theTV setand notdurin
g
normal re
p
airwork.
WAVEFORMPATTERN TABLE
VERT-OUT
IC601
Pin 21
20ms
1V
IC451
Pin 2 VERT-DRIVE
20ms
50V
IC451
Pin 3
V
FLB
20ms
28
,
4V
H-OUT
IC601
Pin 33
64 s
3V
EW-OUT
IC701
Pin 5
64 s
20V
H-PULSE
BaseQ501
64 s
1
,
4V
IC701
Pin 8 HFLB
64 s
2V
FBI/SCOIC601
Pin 34
64 s
5,7V
SCL
IC601
Pin 2
47 s
5V
B-OUT
IC601
Pin53
64 s
2,7V
R-OUT
IC601
Pin 51
64 s
2
,
7V
G-OUT
IC601
Pin 52
64 s
2
,
7V
IC601
Pin 38 VIDEO OUT
64 s
2,7V
ALIGNMENT SETTINGS
ToaccessServiceModeselect programposition99andsetsharpnesstominimum.
Press "MUTE!button on remotecontrolandat thesametimepressthe"V"button on thecustomercontrolsatthefront of
theTV,thiswill place the TVsetintoServiceMode.
Press / buttonstostep up/ downthroughthefunctions.
Press +/- buttonstoalterthefunctionvalues.
Press "STR!buttonon thecustomercontrolsatthe front oftheTVafter eachadjustmenthasbeenmadetostorethe
requiredvalues.
Toexit ServiceModepress "N!button.
Alignment Function Setting indication
Note: All settingvaluesareapproximate Settings /Special features
1. Cut off(Ug2)LEDOn/OffLED tobejustOn
2. VerticalslopeV-SLO32Optimumsetting
3. Vert. AmplitudeV-AMP33Optimumsetting.
4. VerticalshiftV-POS 43Optimumsetting.
5. HorizontalshiftH-CTR31Optimumsetting.
6. HorizontalparallelogramH-PAR34Optimumsetting.
7. HorizontalbowH-BOW31Optimumsetting.
8. R- CutR #CUT8Optimumsetting.
9. G- CutG #CUT8Optimumsetting.
10.R- DriveR-DRV 31Optimumsetting.
11.G-DriveG-DRV 31Optimumsetting.
12.B- DriveB- DR 31Optimumsetting.
13.AGCAGC 08Optimumsetting.
14.Sub ColourS- COL20Optimumsetting.
15.Sub BrightnessS- BRI 31Optimumsetting.
16. HorizontalWidthEW #WD34Optimumsetting.
17.EWparabolaEW #PR 32Optimumsetting.
18. EWUppercornersEW #UC32Optimumsetting.
19. EWLower cornersEW #LC33Optimumsetting.
20. EWTrapezoidEW #TP 36Optimumsetting.
Input remotecode "FA"followedbykey 5(14 hex)orpress "Statusbutton"on remotecontrol
(numericalkeys0-6tochange value, TV/AVbuttontostoreonremotecontrol):
OptionByte 1Option BytesTable
Bit No.VALUEFUNCTIONS
00Frenchmodel 0
1
NO
YES
10Irishmodel 0
1
NO
YES
21NICAMenabled 0
1
NO
YES
30A2stereoenabled 0
1
NO
YES
40Tunermanufacturer 0
1
MACO
ALPS
51CRT 0
1
21"
25",28"
60Q-link enabled 0
1
NO
YES
OptionByte- 2OptionByteTable
BitNo.ValueFunctions
00
10
20
30
40
50
60
PARTSLOCATION
NOTE:
The numbersontheexplodedviewbelowrefertothe
mechanical sectionofthe ReplacementPartsList
21
12
3
22
19
17
18
1
7
46
5
8
14
20
9
2
15
11
13
16
10