Sanyo CE32WN5F-C Manuel utilisateur

Part No. SKSM0613 C3YFV OCTOBER 2002

Colour Television

Service Manual

Model CE32WN5F-C

Service Ref. No. CE32WN5F-C-04

CE32WN5F-C-06

PRODUCT CODE: 111356910

ORIGINAL VERSION: Chassis No. EB7-A

Give complete "SERVICE REF. NO." for parts

order or servicing, it is shown on the rating sheet

on the cabinet back of the TV set.

Note

This TV receiver will not work properly in foreign

countries where the television transmission

system and power source differ from the design

specifications. Refer to the specifications for the

design specifications

CE32WN5F-C

Contents

Safety precautions/Specifications ..................................................................................................................2

Block diagrams ..............................................................................................................................................3

Cabinet Disassembly......................................................................................................................................4

Adjustment and Repair Procedures............................................................................................................5~9

CPU Functions ..............................................................................................................................................................................10~11

Component Locations ............................................................................................................................12~13

IC Block Diagrams..................................................................................................................................14~18

Pin description of semiconductors................................................................................................................19

Part Description and reading of schematic diagram ....................................................................................20

Cabinet Parts List/TV Stand parts list ..........................................................................................................21

Electric Parts List....................................................................................................................................22~26

Please use Schematic Diagram SKP20370 with

this Service Manual.

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SAFETY PRECAUTION

X-RADIATION PRECAUTION

The primary source of X-RADIATION in the television receiver is the picture tube. The picture tube is specially

constructed to limit X-RADIATION emissions. For continued X-RADIATION protection, the replacement tube

must be the same type as the original including suffix letter. Excessive high voltage may produce potentially

hazardous X-RADIATION. To avoid such hazards, the high voltage must be maintained within specified limit.

Refer to this service manual, high voltage adjustment for specific high voltage limit. If high voltage exceeds

specified limits, take necessary corrective action. Carefully follow the instructions for +B1 volt power supply

adjustment, and high voltage adjustment to maintain the high voltage within the specified limits.

PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

SPECIFICATIONS

Product safety should be considered when a component replacement is made in any area of a receiver.

Components indicated by mark in the parts list and the schematic diagram designate components in which

safety can be of special significance. It is particularly recommended that only parts designated on the parts list in

this manual be used for component replacement designated by mark . No deviations from resistance wattage

or voltage ratings may be made for replacement items designated by mark .

1: An isolation transformer should be connected in the

power line between the receiver and the AC line

when a service is performed on the primary of the

converter transformer of the set.

2: Comply with all caution and safety-related notes

provided on the cabinet back, inside the cabinet, on

the chassis or the picture tube.

3: When replacing a chassis in the cabinet, always be

certain that all the protective devices are installed

properly, such as, control knobs, adjustment covers

or shields, barriers, isolation resistor-capacitor networks

etc. Before returning any television to the customer,

the service technician must be sure that it is completely

safe to operate without danger of electrical shock.

Power source AC 220~240V, 50Hz

Television system System B/G, I, L/L’

Colour system PAL/SECAM/NTSC4.43 (PAL/NTSC4.43/MTSC3.58 INAV MODE)

Receiving channel UHF: #21~69

Aerial input impedance 75ohm

Rear AV terminal

AV1: CENELEC standard

INPUT: Composite video, RGB and Audio L/R

OUTPUT: TV-output with composite video and audio L/R

AV2: CENELEC standard

INPUT: Composite video, RGB, S-VHS and Audio L/R

OUTPUT: Monitor output with composite video and Audio L/R

Front AV terminal

AV3: RCA jacks

INPUT: Composite video and Audio L/R

Sound output(Music) 12 x 2

Dimensions (WxHxD) 880 x 577.5 x 567mm

Weight 46.3 Kg

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BLOCK DIAGRAM

This is a diagram for all models and therefore differs slightly from the actual block diagram.

1 5

8/10

SP902

SP901

SPEAKER

IC001

AUDIO-OUT

IC201

IF/VIDEO/CHROMA/DEF

IF-IN X132

SIF-IN

A101

TUNER

SCL

SDA

Video-Out

SIF-OUT

K1002

SCART SC2

K1001

SCART SC1

R/G/B-IN

SCL

SDA

CRT

HEATER

200V

Q701

Q711

Q721

GPICTURE

TUBE

H.V

FOCUS/SCREEN

T451 FLYBACK

Q431

Q432

H-OUTPUT

D.Y

V-OUT

H-OUT

IC501

V-OUTPUT

IC1201

AV-VIDEO-SW <LA7954>

IC1401

RGB-SW

BLK

MUTE

IC801

CPU

IC3451

NICAM/

STEREO

RC-IN

A1901

RC RECEIVER

KEY-IN

KEY SW

SDA

SCL

SDA

SCL

IC803

MEMORY

PROTECT

POWER

D641

IC642

D647

5V-1

27V

IC643

Q661

Q651

Q682

Q685

25V

145V

Q641

Q686

D615

Q611

SW901

D603-D606

C607

Q613

Reg.

C-IN

Y-IN

Video/

Y-IN

Video/Y-Out

Video-IN

R/G/B-OUT

T611

CONVERTER

D637

D646

IC641

Q666

AERIAL

60 61

9816

1/3/13

2/5/12

SCL

SDA

51/53 M-OUT

R/G/B-IN

11/7/15

7/11/15

C-IN

C-OUT

D441

SCREEN

WIDTH

CONTROL

4H-BLANK

L461

L462

Q461

Q462

I2C BUS

CONTROL

EW-OUT 33

X131

76 19

Q642

-27V

Q645

Q643

Outline

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(A) (A)

CABINET DISASSEMBLY

CABINET BACK DISASSEMBLY

1. Remove 9 screws(A) for 32”

2. Pull out the cabinet back.

(A)

ANT.75Ω

FRONT

/DAVANTI

L/S

R/D

INT EXT/EST

REAR

/POSTERIORE

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Procedure for reinitialising IC803 (If replacing IC803 start at step 7)

1. Press the Normal button on the remote control and then press the P▼ button on the TV - wait for

several seconds and the channel data will disappear.

2. Switch to AV Mode (to make viewing OSD easier)

3. Press the button.

4. Use the P▼ button to highlight “otres”, press the button.

5. Use the P▼ button to highlight “Idiorna del OSD”, press the until OSD language ENGLISH appears.

6. Press the button repeatedly until the menu mode is exited.

7. Reset the options menu. To select the options menu press and hold the F/OK button on the remote control

and then press the P▼ button on the TV SET; the menu will appear. Set the options to match the drawing

below:

a) Press the P▼ button to highlight the option you wish

to change.

b) Press the button to match the setting in the table.

c) When all options have been set, exit the menu by pressing

the RECALL button. The data is automatically

stored.

8. Set up the service adjustments as described on pages 6 to 9.

9. Retune all stations (see advise on page 7 for resetting Plug and Play)

Procedure for reinitialising IC803

1. Press the Normal button on the remote control and then press the P▲ button on the TV (note: if you

press the P▼ follow procedure as described above instead). There is no need to set the OSD language or

alter the option table.

2. Set up the service adjustments as described on pages 6 to 9.

3. Retune all stations (see advise on page 7 for resetting Plug and Play)

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MENU/

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MENU/

REINITIALISATION OF MEMORY IC803

FOR CE32WN5F-C-04

ON-TIMER ON

SORT MODE SORTING

P&P  ON

WEL.TEXT ON

COMB FILTER OFF

BBE OFF

AUTOVOLUME OFF

HEADPHONE OFF

COUNTRY  UK

WIDE  ON

OPTION

ADJUST : EXIT : RECALL

Option settings for CE32WNF5-C-04

FOR CE32WN5F-C-06

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SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS

[After replacing the Memory IC (IC803)]

The memory IC, IC803, stores the service adjustments data for each circuit, therefore, when the memory IC is

replaced, it should be programmed by using “OPTION SETTING” on previous page and the following adjustments.

ADJUSTABLE SERVICE ADJUSTMENT

REGULAR

IMAGE

To enter to the Service Mode

+ Press and hold the GREEN button on the remote control and then press the P▼button inside of the door. Press

the P▼ button to highlight the mode required (Regular, Image, others and TB12**). Then press the F/OK button to

select the mode.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Do not attempt to adjust service adjustments not listed on the above otherwise it may cause

loss of performance and product safety.

Item No. OSD Description

1 P V-C P Vertical Position Adjustment

2 P H-P P Horizontal Position Adjustment

3 P V-L P Vertical Linearity Adjustment

4 P VSC P Vertical S-Correction Adjustment

5 P V-A P Vertical Size Adjustment

6 P H-S P Horizontal Size Adjustment

7 P E-P P Pin Cushion Adjustment

8 P E-T P Trapezoid Distortion Adjustment

11 P ECT P Top Corner Correction Adjustment

12 P ECB P Bottom Corner Correction Adjustment

13 P HPA P Parallelogram Distortion Adjustment

Item No. OSD Description

1 AGC AGC Adjustment

2 -- Cut-Off Drive Adjustment

3 GRY G-Drive Adjustment (white balance)

4 GRY B-Drive Adjustment (white balance)

5 CTR Contrast Adjustment (use factory setting)(for factory use)

6 -- Screen Adjustment mode

8 OSD OSD Positioning Adjustment

Note: Some items of the service adjustments for this chassis are controlled by the CPU, IC801, and the

adjustments are carried out by using the RC handset.

The available adjustment items are as follows;

Image : This can be adjusted for picture images/shapes.

Regular : This can be adjusted for the service adjustment.

other : This is for factory setting. DO NOT ADJUST.

TB1251 : This is for the factory setting. DO NOT ADJUST.

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Re tuning channels

1. Press the button, use the P▼ button to highlight “Preset”.

2. Press the button.

3. Highlight “Tuning” (you may need to use the P▼ button)

4. Press the button.

5. Highlight “Auto” (you may need to press the button)

6. Press the P▼ button to select CH:***

7. Press the button.

8. The TV will auto sort the channels

Re setting plug and play

Repeat steps 1 to 7 above but before any stations are found press the button to cancel presetting.

Switch off the TV set with the Mains ON/OFF button. When the TV set is next switched on it will plug and play.

To select the mode and service item and change data value

+ Highlight the desired adjustment mode by using the P▲or P▼button and then press the F/OK button.

+ To select the adjustment item, use the P▲or P▼button.

+ To change the service data, use the Volume -(LEFT) or Volume + (RIGHT) button.

+ The data which is set in the service mode is stored into the memory IC automatically.

Exit from the Service Mode

+ Press the RECALL button or turn off the TV set by using the Mains switch.

REGULAR

1, AGC 38

Adjustment No.

and Item name Adjustment Data

IMAGE

1. PV-P 1F

Adjustment No.

and Item name Adjustment Data

REGULAR mode IMAGE mode

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ADJUSTMENTS

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Do not attempt to adjust the following service adjustments except when adjustments are required in servicing

otherwise it may cause loss of performance and product safety.

1. Receive white raster pattern.

2. Set controls to normal.

3. Connect digital voltmetre to test point TP-B and GND.

4. Adjust voltage to 145 ±0.5V by using VR641.

1. Input and tune an RF signal which is UHF to the clear-

est station.

2. Connect digital voltmetre to test point TP-A and GND.

4. Enter to the service mode and select mode “REGU-

LAR”, and select item no.1 “REGULAR 1, AGC”.

5. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust volt-

age to be 3.2Vdc.

By using FOCUS VR, adjust focus control for well

defined scanning lines.

SCREEN ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive black & white pattern.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “REGU-

LAR”, and select item no. 2 “REGULAR 2, CUT”. The

horizontal line will appear on the screen.

3. Set the SCREEN VR for one colour to be just visible.

4. Using the numeric buttons shown set each colour to

minimum by decreasing to the point where any further

decrease resets the adjustment to maximum value.

BIAS ADJUSTMENT

5. By using the buttons 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 on the remote

control, adjust the line to be white.

The key allocation is as follows;

Button No. Operation

1 Increase Red

2 Decrease Red

4 Increase Green

5 Decrease Green

7 Increase Blue

8 Decrease Blue

DRIVE ADJUSTMENT

6. Select item no.3 “REGULAR 3, GRY” (G-Drive) or 4

“REGULAR 4, GRY” (B-Drive) and adjust both initially

to 40.

7. Change data value of each item by using LEVEL + or

LEVEL - button to obtain the proper white balance.

PCC ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive cross hatch pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item no. 7 “IMAGE 7.P E-P”.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust the

vertical line to be straight.

TRAPEZOID ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive cross hatch pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item no. 8 “IMAGE 8.P E-T”.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to correct the

trapezum distortion of the vertical line.

PCC ADJUSTMENT

GREY SCALE ADJUSTMENT

FOCUS ADJUSTMENT

AGC ADJUSTMENT

+ B VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT

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CORNER ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive cross hatch pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item no. 11 “IMAGE 11.P ECT” for top cor-

ner adjustment OR item no. 12 “IMAGE 12.P ECB for

bottom corner adjustment.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to correct the

distortion of the vertical line around the corners.

HORIZONTAL CENTRING ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive circular pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item no. 2 “IMAGE 2.P H-P”.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust the

horizontal centre.

HORIZONTAL WIDTH ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive circular pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item 6 “IMAGE 6.P H-S”.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust the

horizontal width.

1. Receive circular pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Set controls for brightness and contrast to maximum.

3. Connect high-voltage meter to the anode of CRT and

GND.

4. Confirm that voltage is 30.5±1.0kV for 24” model

VERTICAL CENTRING ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive circular pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item no. 1 “IMAGE1.P V-C”.

.3 Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust the

vertical centre.

VERTICAL HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive circular pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “IMAGE”,

and select item no. 5 “IMAGE 5.P V-A.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust the

vertical height.

1. Receive circular pattern and set screen mode to

“FULL”.

2. Enter to the service mode and select mode “REGU-

LAR”, and select item no. 8 “REGULAR 8 OSD”. The

OSD test bar will appear on the top of screen.

3. Press the LEVEL+ or LEVEL - button to adjust prop-

er OSD positioning.

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OSD POSITIONING ADJUSTMENT

VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT

HIGH-VOLTAGE CONFIRMATION

HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT

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CPU PORT FUNCTIONS

Pin No. Function Name Function IN/OUT

1 RC IN RC Signal Input IN

2 RESET Reset Input IN

3 50/60 50/60Hz output 50Hz:H OUT

4 H-BLK H-Blank (on/off?) OUT

5 V-BLK --

6 AV-SW2 Option SW2 --

7 AV-SW1 Option SW1 --

8 KEY IN Key switch signal input IN

9 H-P

10 RELAY To operate degauss circuit OUT

11 PROTECT Power failure detect input “L” error IN

12 HP-MUTE OUT

13 BBE OUT

14 ? OUT

15 B-OUT Blue output OUT

16 G-OUT Green output OUT

17 R-OUT Red output OUT

18 FB-OUT Fast Blanking output OUT

19 SDA SDA IN/OUT

20 SCL SCL OUT

21 VDD Power --

22 Not used --

23 Not used --

24 Not used --

25 AVDD3 Analogue VDD of PLL --

26 TEST0 Test --

27 MCFM Test --

28 --

29 TXCF Analogue pin for Teletext slicerline PLL --

30 --

31 AVDD2 Analogue power supply --

32 Not used --

33 Video input (H.F) IN

34 Video input (L.F.) IN

35 Not used --

36 Not used --

37 Not used --

38 PXFM Analogue pin for the Display Pixel Frequency Multiplier --

39 VDDA --

40 H-SYNC Horizontal Sync. Input IN

41 V-SYNC Vertical Sync. Input IN

42 ACK Answer for status OUT

43 STATUS Request for BUS open IN

44 INGNOR Not Used --

45 MUTE Sound Mute on/off switch OUT

46 L/L’ Not used OUT

47 LED Led drive OUT

48 S-VHS-SW Not used --

49 H-PHASE Not used --

50 OSC Clock oscillator IN

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