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Overview ............1 Service Menu ..........2 Servicing ............. 3 Parts ............4 Diagrams ............5 Schematics ........... 6 Published September 2002 by Technical Publications Zenith Electronics Corporation 201 James Record Road Huntsville, Alabama 35824-1513 Copyright 2002 by Zenith Electronics Corporation...
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When servicing this product, under no circumstances should the original design be modified or altered without permission from Zenith Electronics Corporation. All components should be replaced only with types identical to those in the original circuit and their physical location, wiring and lead dress must conform to original layout upon completion of repairs.
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H_SIZE REGISTER of any of these components are deemed necessary, it is important to use original type Zenith components. After replacement is made, confirm proper anode voltage using the following procedure. Measurement of the CRT anode voltage must be performed using a high impedance-high voltage meter, with no raster on the screen, and operat- ing at nominal horizontal frequency, 33.75 Khz (HDTV signal).
INTRODUCTION The affordable Digital High Definition Television (ADTV) uses the Zenith AB chassis series. This manual covers the 32, 36, and 34 inch screen sizes. The chassis consists of two boards, the large signal and small signal. The large signal module uses a daughter board for the deflection section and the small signal board uses a shielded board for HDTV signal decoding.
CABINET audio. Dimensions and weight: 2. CALIBRATE C32V23: 35.97”w x 26.64"h x 23.28"d @158Lbs Service Port. Only to be use by qualified TV servicers and C34W23: 41.73"w x 24.7"h x 23.2"d @188Lbs technicians. C36V23: 39.92"w x 29.67"h x 24.14"d @226.5Lbs 3.
201, CABLE = 353, DVD = 960, and HD/STB = 800). For program remote using a different code. other brands, or if your remote fails to control your Zenith 6. Write the codes on the label inside the battery com- products, you’ll need to program the remote.
REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CODES T V ’ s R U NCO 16 8 16 9 083 145 AUDIO DYNAMICS 012 023 039 A M A R K 112 14 3 S AM PO 0 0 4 0 0 6 0 58 A D M IR A L 0 72 0 8 1 16 1 KEN W OOD...
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REMOTE CONTROL PA NA S ON IC 0 4 4 0 4 7 21 1 OPTONICA 053 054 0 3 4 0 4 0 0 53 0 54 13 1 PA R A GON 0 0 1 HIT ACHI 1 44 1 77 PANASONIC 066 070 074 Y AM AHA...
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REMOTE CONTROL 141 160 161 0 4 5 S HE R W OOD 0 12 0 19 132 177 185 S ONY 0 2 7 0 3 4 0 3 8 161 197 201 0 4 8 0 53 YAMAHA 109 119 137 S OU NDE S IGN 0 18 143 194 211...
USER MENUS USER MENUS The Affordable Digital HDTV supports two display for- mats: 4:3 for Analog, Video1, Video2, Front Video and DVD inputs, and 16:9 for DTV and HD inputs. There are two main menus depending on the input source. When the input source is HD 1080i, a main menu called 'ATV Menu' is displayed;...
USER MENUS ATV VIDEO MENU This menu may appear in newest models, the earliest sets doesn’t has Digital Closed Caption available. Figure 2.2 contains the Video Menu for HD 1080i External Input. Video Menu allows you to change video adjustments individually and also choose specific video preset values.
SECTION 2 SERVICE MENU SERVICE MENU Access the Service Menu by using the Remote Control or the keyboard on the front of the set. With the remote: Press & hold MENU key until the clock appears, then press 9,8,7, 6 and ENTER. Use the Select key to select item #00, which is the first item in the Service Menu.
SERVICING SECTION 3 There two possibilities: Quasi-Resonant Mode and 20 CIRCUIT OVERVIEW kHz. The Quasi-Resonant mode handles the power when LARGE SIGNAL MODULE the application is turned on. When off, the 20 kHz mode The AB Large signal module is a COLD chassis consisting allows minimum power consumption.
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SERVICING SMPS, BASIC CIRCUIT FOR MASTER SMPS VOLTAGE SOURCES SWITCHED VOLTAGES FROM SWITCHED SMPS: Stand-By Voltages from MAIN SMPS: 215 V Switched ¡ Used for driving the Video output 21 V Stand by 100 V Switched ¢ 5.1VPD Power Down Detector 100 SVM Scan Velocity Modulation circuitry 15 VDBA...
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The ADTV chassis employs an innovative method of The Horizontal Deflection circuitry is a common flyback degaussing, just like former Zenith TVs it is performed topology used in many television and monitor through software in order to obtain a proper applications.
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SERVICING A sensing resistor inside of TX3201 provides a DC voltage This voltage is induced to the secondary windings of proportional to the CRT anode voltage and is used like a TX3100 to add to the voltage generated in the horizontal primary feedback for the HV compensation circuit.
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SERVICING BASE DRIVE HV COMPENSATION PV154 - 923-03497 AB - SERVICING...
SERVICING SMALL SIGNAL MODULE AUDIO SYSTEM The AB chassis is offers up to five audio input sources The AB chassis features 10 IC's for small signal processing and an AUX output for MONITOR through the RF Switch. and 5 regulators for small signal power supply. The The tuner delivers IF signals that are processed by U1200 ICM2200 CXA2150Q (0IMCRSO007A) is the video and and U1201 saw filters.
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SERVICING Once the audio is processed the audio stereo amplifier Below is a simplified block diagram of the AB chassis IC800 TDA7263 (0ISG726300B) delivers the sound video output circuit. The signal is first uncoupled at through the speakers. the output of the video processor. Then the signal is derived by the video drive and is applied to the three AUDIO AND VIDEO SWITCHING transistors Q2205, Q2206, &...
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SERVICING The input signal is connected to the inverting input of Block diagram for the video output circuit: the amplifier through resistor R5121 to avoid Hi frequency oscillations. The non-inverting input is connected to a voltage bias formed by resistors R5101 and R5102.
SERVICING GEOMETRY ADJUSTMENTS REGISTER #125 / NAME AFC-BOW The “AFC-BOW” values can go from 0 up to 63. If you decrease the register value down to 0 you’ll see the fig 1. If you increase the register value up to 63 you’ll see fig. 2. Fig 4 Figure 3: This image shows the result of increasing the register up to 63 look that the center area remains...
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SERVICING Figure 7: This image shows the result of decreasing the register value down to 0. You can notice that full image is moving downward without affect the geometry. Figure 8: This image shows the result of increasing the register value up to 63. You can notice that full image is moving upward without affect the geometry.
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SERVICING Figure 13: This image shows the result of decreasing the register down to 0. You con notice that top half of picture is fully open and the bottom half remains unaffected by the correction. Figure 14: This image shows the result of decreasing the register value down to 0.
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SERVICING REGISTER #133 /NAME V-ASPECT “V-ASPECT”. This correction affect full image , shrink or expand it. It’s very similar to Vsize because both do the same but Vaspect should be used to adjust the ratio 4:3 or 16:9. The register can take values from 0 up to 63. If you decrease the register value down to 0 you’ll see the fig 17.
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SERVICING Fig.22 Fig.25 Fig 24. This image shows the result of decreasing the Fig. 21 This image shows the result of decreasing the register value down to 0.This correction affect the top register down to 0, notice that all the screen is shrinking half of the picture as result the top half is bowed outward.
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SERVICING Fig. 27. This image show the result of increase the register up to 63. You can notice that the top of the image is shrinking while the bottom is fully open , this create a trapezoid image. REGISTER # 141/ NAME UP-CPIN The "UP-CPIN"...
SERVICING TROUBLESHOOTING No Video, Raster and H.V. OK (main module) Check IIC Note: Input NTSC RF Check CV on (Pins 5 and 6) and 5 CV = Composite Video signal Q1206 Emitter (Pin 4) of WT1200 Y/C = S-Video Check 9V AVS on C2920 Check CV positive lead and IIC.
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SERVICING Horizontal Deflection and High Voltage Turn on Stand By Video Signal Power Supply 72V - RX3803 12V - LX3801 21V - LX3802 V_Prot Signal Power Control Signal Power Supply Board R2100 RX3890 V_Prot Signal Switched Power Supply Main Board 40V - RX3854 Pin 35 - ICM2200 18V - RX3856...
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SERVICING No Horizontal or Vertical sync. Check sinc. on Y Check Digital at +C2719. Board Check 5V sw1 on +C2710, Check timings and Check 5V SYNF on +C2723, Check sync. on Y levels of H sync. on Check 5V sw2 on +C2730, at +C2705 RM2733 and V sync.
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SERVICING No Sound Analog RF) Check the SIF on pin 14 of WT1200 Check pin 36 & 37 of IC1400 and pin 2 & 4 of CNP200A Check IC1400 Check pin27 & 28 of IC1400 and audio line Check IC800 Check digital board and audio line No Sound (auxiliary input)
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SERVICING Remote does not work properly (micro section) Check if Keyboard works properly Check if the IR is the cause of the problem by Reset Microcontroller and replacing the entire Keyboard module try again TV can not be operated Keboard works ok even with the Keyboard The problem is the IR or other Check if I2C bus (SDA at pin 42...
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SERVICING No Analog OSD (micro section) Go to HD In Source and press Menu Key (any Menu must be displayed) Check 27Mhz signal is present Analog OSD is ok at pins 34 and 35 of IC6000 The problem in the OSD Check Fast Blank signal is Oscillator, check CRY6002, present (at pin 61 IC6000)
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SERVICING No Sound Analog RF) Check the SIF on pin 14 of WT1200 Check pin 36 & 37 of IC1400 and pin 2 & 4 of CNP200A Check IC1400 Check pin27 & 28 of IC1400 and audio line Check IC800 Check digital board and audio line No Sound (auxiliary input)
PA-19590 CRT with Yoke (2H), Flat 32V Panasonic M80LS Fax: 1-888-6-ZENITH PF-54854 Keyboard Assy PF-54857 Front Jacks Ass’y Mail: Zenith National Parts PF-55008 Cover & RF Switch Ass’y 201 James Record Road C34W23 Huntsville, AL 35824-1513 C32V23 PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION...
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MODEL PARTS PF-54854 Keyboard Ass’y A-18695-P29 Gnd Strap Ass’y, CRT PF-54857 Front Jacks Ass’y P009-02289-06 Module, Main Ass’y PF-55008 Cover& RF Switch Ass’y P009-02290-02 Module, Power Supply P009-02291-02 Module, Video Output P009-02292-02 Module, Digital Board, with ACC & DCC P014-12367 Front Cabinet P014-12368 Rear Cabinet...
SECTION 5 34” Exploded View REF DESCRIPTION C34W23 C34W23-2 FRONT CABINET P014-12367 P014-12367 FRONT FRAME P014-12369 P014-12369 POWER BUTTON P046-10598 P046-10598 SPRING COIL 320-062E 320-062E FRONT DOOR PA-19619 PA-19619 SPRING PLATE 4970V00020A 4970V00020A IR LENS P192-00929 P192-00929 FRONT JACK PF-54857-01 PF-54857-01 CRT &...
Interconnect Diagram VIDEO OUTPUT AND SVM KEYBOARD FRONT MODULES MODULE JACKPACK SCAN BOOST MODULE POWER SUPPLY MODULE MAIN MODULE SWITCH DIGITAL BOARD PV154 - 923-03497 AB - EXPLODED VIEWS...
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Signal Power Supply Circuit ICX3820 PF-54860 221-1460-3 VP408-2D KA78R05 LX3820 RX3820 +5VAUD 22 H CX3821 CX3820 ICX3810 470 F 100 F 221-1460-3 RX3821 LX3821 LX3811 KA78R05 RX3811 +5VUP +5VSYN 22 H 22 H CX3812 LX3822 CX3811 220 F +5VVPR 1000 F RX3812 22 H ICX3825...
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Front Jack Circuit 32” 34” AUDIO IN S-VIDEO IN VIDEO IN LEFT RIGHT 78-3404-1 78-3403 78-3404-1 78-3402-1 78-3402 78-3403 78-3402-1 78-3402 Composite Video Luma Audio In L Chroma Audio In R PA-19567-01 36V PA-19567-03 32V CN2FR10A CN2FR10 58-586-10 58-586-10 CRITICAL SAFETY COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED BY THE LETTER “X“ IN THEIR ALL SYMBOLS WITH “M”...
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Power On, LED and IR Circuit LED1 PROV IR100 162-002B 6726VV0006J CN7K2 58-542-6 +5VSB 0TR959009AA BF959 4.7K Infrared ZD51 470pF 103-279-9A 100V 4.7V 1/2W SW100 140-275B 10µH 0.01 100µF ALL SYMBOLS WITH “M” ON END OF DESIGNATOR CRITICAL SAFETY COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED BY THE LETTER “X“ IN THEIR CM154 - 923-03497 6-23 AB - SHEET 23...
Main PCB Top TO LARG E TO LARG E TO VI DEO CN2G 4 CN9C2 SI G NAL M O DULE I CX3825 O UTPUT I CX3820 SI G NAL M O DULE F G 5 C2213 +5V R EG Q 1302 CN2A1 C2242...
Power Supply PCB Top VER TI C AL C N 4Y4 YO KE C2106 Q 3202 W 16 R2119 R3203 R3232 C3230 R2120 RX3892 C3200 RX3206 R3005 R3233 R3230 C3231 C3233 Q X3892 Q 3201 RX2112 D3201 R3217 Q 2100 R3205 RX2115 RX2114...
Power Supply PCB Bottom » » O U T O U T C X 3 6 6 2 » » » » » » » » » » » ALL SYMBOLS WITH “M” ON END OF DESIGNATOR CRITICAL SAFETY COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED BY THE LETTER “X“ IN THEIR CM154 - 923-03497 6-27 AB - SHEET 27...
One Panel PCB Top VI D EO LEFT R I G H T AD TVA- SH VC - 08 R3309 S- VI D EO R3321 C3305 R3341 R3308 R3301 R3307 I C3300 R3325 R3300 BLAN C O R O JO AM AR I LLO C3304 ADTVA-FRJKW 34 -08...