| Make | Model | Problem | Solution | Date |
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| Philips | CP110 | No pic at sw on - gradually improving with time (in chassis with Tr7672 fitted) | Excess ripple on 140v line - C2670 & C2621 dried up (22µ 50v) or CNX62A Tr7670 opto coupler | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | NO PIC FOR 5mins RIPPLE ON LT + HT WHEN OFF | TR7670 CNX62A OPTOCOUPLER | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No pic sound pulsing | HT pulsing & low 100µ cap on psu sub panel | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No picture at 1st - then low contrast. | C2670 & C2621 dried up. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No picture, "E1", after changing fuse 1653 works a couple of hours | Diode 6676 sometimes short-circuited (4822 130 80303).
Check over voltage panel 1005 (4822 212 23099) | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | NO RASTER , EHT AND HEATERS PRESENT | R3570 8.2K FIELD BLANKING STAGE | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sound - rest Ok. | R3672 ( 1R ) PSU 25v feed to R3102 ( 4.7 ) /3101 ( 270k ) | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sound & blank raster with E on display. | IC TMP47C432AP-8188 or -8189. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | NO SOUND & PIC WITH F1 SHOWING IN DISPLAY | CHECK FOR CRACKS IN THE PRINT BY LINE OUT TRANSFORMER | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sound or raster - shows F1 in display | No volts on audio chip. R3672 1R safety res o/c (under standoff panel near chopper tfmr) | 14-09-04 |
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| Philips | CP110 | No sound. | IC TDA8415 on nicam PCB. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sound. | Check/replace R3672 - 1 Ohm (4822 111 30483) safety, feeds 25 volt rail. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sound/pic aft replacing memory battery | "88" displayed - with faint small, blank raster with hum bar - OK with battery removed - D6901 faulty | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sound/pic with "F1" in display | No line osc - no supply pin 12 sync/if module; crack in print by LOPTx; also check Tr7739 BC548 o/c | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No sync & wavy pic | IF module - TDA2579 chip dry jointed & check elect caps. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | No Teletext. | IC TMP47C432AP-8188 fitted instead of -8189 or vise versa. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Overmains panel | Overmains panel
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A production change was introduced in October 1989 adding an overmains panel (1006) to the SOPS circuit. With this change resistor R3661 is deleted from the main panel and incorporated in the new panel. Code no. for the | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Page 811 appears spontanuously | Decoder selects page 811 and blocks
Mount new uP (IC 7800) MAB 8461P/W196 (4822 209 62479) on TXT-Decoder. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Patterning on all chans | appears to go past stn when tuning slightly - adj if coils (bottom one nearest edge of pcb gave most improvement) | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Pic flashed cyan every few secs | R3415 470k connected to 200v supply | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Pic flashes | Check R3415 470k & R3412 180R on crt base for o/c | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Pic flashes on & off at sw on, gradually improving | Degaussing therm or R3415 470k o/c on crt base | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Picture blinking (during the first 30 seconds). | Transistor 7413 (4822 130 40937) or R3415 on picture tube panel is defective. | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | PICTURE FLASHES CYAN OR GREEN WHEN WARM | R3415 ON TUBE PCB 470k | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | PICTURE PULSES ON AND OFF | TR7413 OR R3415 470k ON TUBE BASE | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Pincushion distortion. | Check/replace C2610 - 7.5nF 2 kV 4822 121 43065 | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | POOR REMOTE RANGE | C2967 100uF 10v O/C INSIDE REMOTE CAN | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Poor start up from cold | C2690 100µ 50v on overvolts sub panel | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | POWER SUPP RUNS BUT NO EHT , DISPLAY SHOWS " 88" , A | D6901 ( AFTER REPLACING BACKUP BATTERY ) | 14-09-04 |
| Philips | CP110 | Power supply destructs or does not operate; BUT11AF failure. | Check/replace position - 3653, and bridge rectifier
D6657/8/9/60 - BYD14J; 4822 130 31933. | 14-09-04 |