CRT Television Repair Course

CRT Television repair course is an E book covering all the major building blocks in CRT Television with emphasis given to real life scenario from the technician work bench and therefore provide a very good starting point for new students in electronics and also a reference book for those already in the field.

The book is divided into two parts:

Part one: is composed of 18 chapters of the major circuit blocks in CRT TV and explains basic functions and common problems associated with these blocks.

Part Two: is composed of 10 chapters of pure real life repair histories from the technician work bench.

The book is illustrated with numerous color photos to make the reader learn faster and get the concept pretty fast.

Every Chapter is hyperlinked to the list of content for easy navigation within the book for those who decide to read the book directly from the computer screen.

List of Content

• Chapter 1: Introduction to Television Repair Career
• Chapter 2: Component found in the Power supply (S.M.P.S)
• Chapter 3: Understanding S.M.P.S sub units
• Chapter 4: Solving power supply problems (s.m.p.s) using control IC.
• Chapter 5: Solving power supply problem for Television using transistor instead of control IC.
• Chapter 6: Understanding the Secondary power supplies
• Chapter 7: Main power fuse keep on blowing
• Chapter 8: Do it yourself series lamp current limiter
• Chapter 9: Using the series bulb for find shorted component on the primary supply
• Chapter 10: Understanding the Horizontal circuits
• Chapter 11: understanding fly back transformer
• Chapter 12: H.O.T getting shorted after replacement
• Chapter 13: Understanding and troubleshooting Color problems
• Chapter 14: Understanding and troubleshooting Vertical circuit
• Chapter 15: Understanding and troubleshooting the Audio circuit
• Chapter 16: Understanding and troubleshooting the Tuner circuit
• Chapter 17: Understanding and troubleshooting the micro processor
• Chapter 18: Understanding and troubleshooting the remote control