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SERVICE MANUAL FLAT 68 cm CTV Effective: MAY 2000 CTF683SERV TECHNICAL BULLETIN 26-Jun-00 MODEL: CT-M5930S, CT-M6828S, CT-F683 PROBLEM: RF Interference File: CTM5830 6828 683 rf interf tb.doc Some units of the first production lot for the models of reference have been supplied with a low quality RF lead from the RF connector in the back panel to the tuner input. Those units may display diagonal interference lines on the picture mainly in VHF bands. Note that the braid of the good quality cable is very tight and totally covers the internal wire. Instructions Replaced the faulty RF cable assembly using the part number 40252200111. Regards, Alcides Berta TEAC Australia Pty Ltd. Page 1 of 1 TECHNICAL BULLETIN 12-July-2000 MODEL: CT-F683, CT-M6828S, CT-M5930 PROBLEM: I2C Mitsubishi chassis. Service Mode adjustments File: CT-F683 CT-M6828 5930 RC tb.doc The following information applies to all Great Wall models using I2C Mitsubishi technology. A special type of remote control is necessary to access Service Mode adjustments, please refer to the figure. Accessing Service Mode 1- Press first button on the left of the FACTORY ON row (Button 1). The word Key is visible on the screen. 2- Press FACTORY button (Button 2). The first page of factory adjustments will be displayed. 3- Navigate between parameters and different pages using UP and DOWN buttons. Direct access to frequently used parameters is available from dedicated buttons, for example EW WIDTH, V AMPL, etc. 4- Adjust parameter values using VALUE+ and VALUE -. Leaving Service Mode 1- Press first button on the left of the FACTORY ON row (Button 1). The work Key is visible on the screen. 2- Press STANDBY button. 3- Turn POWER off from the front panel switch for at least 15 seconds. Note: The final version of remote control may be slightly different from the one used to prepare this bulletin. Regards, Alcides Berta TEAC Australia Pty Ltd. Page 1 of 1 TECHNICAL BULLETIN 21-Jul-2000 MODEL: CT-M6828S CT-F683 CT-M5930S PROBLEM: Audio noise File: CT M6828S M5930S F683 noise tb.doc A humming noise is audible at low volume from the speakers and particularly from the headphone output (when available). The source of this noise is the vertical deflection circuit. Instructions 1- Delete the jumper W286 on the main PCB next to CN111 in the fly-back transformer area. 2- Add a cable between the IF shielding can and the heat sink for the audio output IC. Reg