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john grescoviak Posted on Nov 04, 2006
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I there a service mode for RCA 32V430T 32? The screen looks like an hourglass. Could this be a pincushion chip or adjustment? The TV is about 2 years old and while I dont want to spend alot of time fixing it I am not crazy about trashing it without trying. Thanks.

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Generally,pincushion may be driven by a chip or IC,but pin out is normally a durable xistor. Servicer adjustments are minor for pin correction.Go to pin out circuit & measure voltages.Get back to me on your findings.

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