TV Repair for Beginners
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (847 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0830621806 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 368 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Certainly not for Beginners" according to M. Hamed. Certainly there are quite a lot of information in this book. But to say it's for beginners is misleading. The book lack organization. Many technical jargon is just put out without explanation. Sentences that need explanation are not explained. If you wanna start from scratch this is not the book for you, you may need to look for another book. However the book may be good as a reference for solving specific problems as done in the later chapters. But frankly I couldn't get any good understanding of TV inners from the first chapters. Also the figures are horrible. Name of ICs in the diagrams do not match the text descrip. "Lacking in actual substance" according to A Customer. This book unfortunately does not live up to its hype. From reading the back cover, you'd think that you could fire up the ol' soldering iron and actually get some work done. Definitive repair guide? Definitely not.Information is too general, with circuits as block diagrams only. Considering the complexity of TV circuits, this is a no-no. Included schematics don't tell you what ICs or components do, with general references like ICLacking in actual substance This book unfortunately does not live up to its hype. From reading the back cover, you'd think that you could fire up the ol' soldering iron and actually get some work done. Definitive repair guide? Definitely not.Information is too general, with circuits as block diagrams only. Considering the complexity of TV circuits, this is a no-no. Included schematics don't tell you what ICs or components do, with general references like IC30Lacking in actual substance A Customer This book unfortunately does not live up to its hype. From reading the back cover, you'd think that you could fire up the ol' soldering iron and actually get some work done. Definitive repair guide? Definitely not.Information is too general, with circuits as block diagrams only. Considering the complexity of TV circuits, this is a no-no. Included schematics don't tell you what ICs or components do, with general references like IC304 and D101. You'd be hard pressed to make sense of a circuit even if you have electronics as a background. What more if you are a beginner?Better information, guidelines and help can be found. and D101. You'd be hard pressed to make sense of a circuit even if you have electronics as a background. What more if you are a beginner?Better information, guidelines and help can be found. 0Lacking in actual substance A Customer This book unfortunately does not live up to its hype. From reading the back cover, you'd think that you could fire up the ol' soldering iron and actually get some work done. Definitive repair guide? Definitely not.Information is too general, with circuits as block diagrams only. Considering the complexity of TV circuits, this is a no-no. Included schematics don't tell you what ICs or components do, with general references like IC304 and D101. You'd be hard pressed to make sense of a circuit even if you have electronics as a background. What more if you are a beginner?Better information, guidelines and help can be found. and D101. You'd be hard pressed to make sense of a circuit even if you have electronics as a background. What more if you are a beginner?Better information, guidelines and help can be found. "Modern CRT TVs are complex" according to Robert. Modern CRT TVs are very complex. Many years of evolution have taken place. Can you be an expert in TV repair after reading this book? No! Does the book provide a background about TV circuits and probable repair causes? Yes!I have an older CRT TV. With HDTV coming on strong, I was considering scraping the old TV in favor of an LCD/Plasma flat screen. After reading the book, I isolated my problem to several capacitors in the power supply. The repair was simple because the problem was easy to find.This book is not for everyone, but in this age of throw away electronics, it was refreshing for me to find and solve the probl
Davidson is one of the best-selling electronics authors of all time, with over 35 technical books and more than 1,000 magazine articles to his credit. . Homer L. He lives in Fort Dodge, Iowa
It shows you how very simple repairing your own TV can be! Without technical jargon, it shows and tells you how to troubleshoot and repair the most common TV problemsand avoid those expensive repair bills! Photographs and charts lead you through each repair step-by-step. This revised and expanded edition features a wealth of timely and practical new material on: Universal remote transmitters. Plus, a new "Symptoms and Causes" chapter helps make troubleshooting quicker and easier than ever! . This book offers a better
This guide aims to enable the reader to save money by repairing many of the most common TV problems by his/herself. Many of the repairs made by high-priced TV shops actually involve only cleaning or adjusting a few components, or replacing one or two 20p parts, available at the local electronics shop. It is intended as a learning tool for video hobbyists, students and beginning technicians, covering solid-state TV circuitry, high-definition television, large screen TVs, and TV stereo systems.