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In Brief: On this site you will find pictures and technical information about Service Modes, Circuit Diagrams, Firmware Update procedure, Disassemble procedure, Universal remote control set-up codes, Troubleshooting and more....

If you go into the profession, you will obtain or have access to a variety of tech tips databases HERE IT IS Master Electronics Repair !.

These are an excellent investment where the saying: 'time-is-money' rules. However, to learn, you need to develop a general troubleshooting approach - a logical, methodical, method of narrowing down the problem. A tech tip database might suggest: 'Replace C536' for a particular symptom. This is good advice for a specific problem on one model. However, what you really want to understand is why C536 was the cause and how to pinpoint the culprit in general even if you don't have a service manual or schematic and your tech tip database doesn't have an entry for your sick TV or VCR.

While schematics are nice, you won't always have them or be able to justify the purchase for a one-of repair. Therefore, in many cases, some reverse engineering will be necessary. The time will be well spent since even if you don't see another instance of the same model in your entire lifetime, you will have learned something in the process that can be applied to other equipment problems.
As always, when you get stuck, checking out a tech-tips database may quickly identify your problem and solution.In that case, you can greatly simplify your troubleshooting or at least confirm a diagnosis before ordering parts.

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Tuesday, 19 February 2019

PANASONIC TC26LX20 TC32LX20 TC22LR30 TROUBLESHOOTING SERVICE MODE

PANASONIC TC26LX20 TC32LX20 TC22LR30 TROUBLESHOOTING SERVICE MODE


PANASONIC TC26LX20 TC32LX20 TC22LR20 - Shutdown problems

                                           SELF CHECK FUNCTION FOR TV SECTION
  • The self check feature is designed to check if a particular component is functioning and it does not actually diagnose the problem.  For example; "Tuner check OK" doesn't necessarily mean that it is OK.  It pings or selectively addresses that particular device via the IIC by determine if it exists.  The same holds truce for the Global Core ICs, the MTS, the sound circuit, and audio/video switches.  It should be noticed that the displayed result could be misleading by indicating that it is OK.
SELF CHECK ACCESS
  • To access self check mode, press the "Volume Dn" button on the 'TV', and the 'Sleep" button on the remote at the same time.  To 'Exit' this mode, press any key on the remote control.
The On-Screen Display



SELF CHECK





MEMORY
OK
TNR 1
OK
SOUND
OK
MTS
OK
MTS-R
OK
AVSW-V
OK
ASW-A
OK
GC3FM
OK
GC3FS
OK
GC3I
OK
HDMI
OK
DVD
OK






INCH
22




PROG
1.01.02

CHECKSUM

6DCC
EEPROM
1.00.00

TIMER

0112
ROM COR
0.00.00

MAIN

0102
SERVICING TV PORTION & TO ENTER SERVICE MODE
  • To enter service mode ON, Hold Down the "Volume Down" button on the "TV" while pressing the 'Display" button on the remote control within [2] seconds.  The service adjustment mode will be displayed on the screen.  Service mode is broken down into two categories, Main Items, which are displayed on the menu screen and Sub Items.  
  • To navigate the adjustment mode, use number buttons [1] & [2] on the remote control to change the Main Menu item.  The number[1] button will cycle from the Main option .  The number [2] button will cycle in the reverse direction.
  • Use number buttons [3]&[4] on the remote control to cycle through the Sub Items, until the proper adjustment is reached.
  • Adjustments of sub item is made using the "Volume" button on the remote control.
  • Data changes are saved automatically when switch to Sub or Main items, or when 'Exit' the service mode.
  • To "Exit" service mode, Switch OFF the power button on the Main Unit [or] press the 'Power" button on the remote control.
When the DVD adjustments are accessed, the unit switches to DVD mode.  The software version of the DVD player can be displayed here.
  • If you are making adjustments in service mode, keep a record of data value before making the adjustments.
SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS MODE CHART

MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
REMARKS
SAMPLE DATA

MAIN
Y GAIN
VIDEO LEVEL
7D
B-Y
VIDEO LEVEL
96
R-Y
VIDEO LEVEL
52
SUB
ANGL
R-Y DEMODULATION
20
BYGN
B-Y GAIN
A6
BRIGHT
SUB BRIGHT
7B
COLOR
SUB COLOR
54
TINT
SUB TINT
6A
BACK-L
SUB BACK LIGHT
3C
R-CUT
3C
G-CUT
3C
B-CUT
3C
GAMMA
RED
PANEL LUMINANCE
AD
GREEN
PANEL LUMINANCE
AD
BLUE
PANEL LUMINACE
AD
OPT
OPTOO
TV
00
OPTDO
DVD
00
DVD
CHROMA
13
CB GAIN
1C
CR GAIN
01
VOLMAX
F0


SERVICING DVD
Service Tools Needed
  1. DVD test Disc [DVDT-S01 & DVDT-S15] (Supplied from SPC)
  2. Extension cable[REKZ0214](Supplied from SPC)
  3. Shakanabi Software:  Not supplied as service parts.  This software is used for the repair of Circuit Board M8.
  4. Data change CD-R: Not supplied as service parts.  This CD-R is used for the repair of circit board M8.
M8 CIRCUIT BOARD REPAIR
  1. Change what is referred to as the model setting data for the software that resides in IC6702.  This converts  TC-22LR30 [DVD portion] to that of a DMR-E65 for ease of troubleshooting.  This is accomplished through the use of the Shakanabi Software.
  2. Repair Circuit board M8 as would need repair the Digital C.B.A. that resides in the DMR-E5 DVD recorder.  Upon completion of repairs, change the model setting data back to that of the TC-22LR30.  Use the Data Change CD-R to accomplish this task.
Use the extents ion cable between M8 board and the RD board.  Extension cable has A/V output signal switches.  Output signals can be switched from the M-8 board side or RD board side.  When checking the M8 broad, turn the switches to the M8 board side.  When checking RD board, turn the switches to the RD board side.
TROUBLESHOOTING
  • These are some of the screen display symptoms and conditions that may arise as a result of an error or problem that may occur either during operation or while entering self-check mode.
Screen display
Symptom/Condition
Remedy

Memory
No picture/no audio
Replace the DG board
Sound
No picture/no audio from tuner
Check audio circuitry on the A-Board
MTS
No audio from tuner.  Switching of Stereo/Sap/Mono for audio from speaker not work
Check the TA tuner and the 30V
MTS-R
Audio from tuner cannot be recorded.  Switching of Stereo/SSAP, Mono for recording does not work.
Check MTS IC3299 and Audio Circuitry on A board.
AVSW-V
No picture
Check video switch on A Bd
AVSW-A
No audio
Check audio switch on A bd
GC3FM
No picture from tuner and video in signal
Replace the DG board
GC3FS
No picture from component input signal.
Replace DG board.
GC3l
No picture
Replace DG board
HDMI
No digital picture/no digital audio from HDMI input signal.
Check DV board
DVD
Recording/playing does not work.  Clock does not work.  DVD Menu cannot be displayed
Check RD board
TRN1
No picture / No audio from tuner
Check the TA tuner baord
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