SERVICE MANUAL ‘COMMANDER DEST. CHASSIS NO. KV-20M20 KV-20M20 KV-20S20 KV-20S20 KV-20S21 KV-20S30 KV-20S30 RMYA16 AMYIt6 Mvit6 RMVHI6 RM-YN16 AMYs16 AMeYSI6 RMLYHIG SONY. WAPC(AS) eND sco-w9s8-A us scoJssB-A OND sco-J9sc-A us scoesr-a us scosec-A ND sco-u9s0-A us scoussc-A kv-20m20 ary my BA-3 CHASSIS MoDEL COMMANDER EST. CHASSIENO. KV-21R20 rurt16 KV-21RS20 — emvite KV-21RD1 rMrtt6 KV21PM1 AMIE KV-21SD1 pMerti6 KV-21PS1 pwerti6 FE scowe4B-A F scows4c-a MEX SCO~J86C-A MEX scovs50.A MEX. SCOWB5E-A MEX SCO-J96F-A TRINITRONe COLOR TV SONY.For all models. ‘Television system. Channel coverage Picture tube Antenna Speaker size Power requirements Dimensions (W/H/D) Supplied accessories ‘SPECIFICATIONS ‘American TV standards VHF: 2-13, UBF: 14-69, CATV: 1-125 Trinitron® tube 20-inch picture measured diagonally 21-ineh picture measured diagonally 750.external antenne terminal for VHF/UHF, F-Terminal Full range 3 1/2 2 inches (90 x $0 mm) 120V AC, 60H 20 U2 x 18 34x 18 1/2 inches (922477 471.7 mm) Remote Commander RM-Y116 (1) with 2 AA size (R6) batery Dipole antenna (1) Antenna connector (1) mt K¥20821/20520/21RS20/21SD1/21PS1/20S30 Input Ourput ‘Speaker Output Power consumption Weight ‘VIDEO (phono jacks): Vp-p, 75 unbalanced negative syne ‘Audio (phono jacks): ‘500 mVims (100% modulation) Impedance: 70 VV input (Reet) Front A/V input (KV-20830 only) Headphone jack Audio Out (KV-20830 only) ‘More than 800 mVems at the maximum volume setting (Variable) ‘More than 800 mVems (Fx) Impedance: SK ‘speaker (2W x 2)80 SOW when in use 7W in standby 47 bs.21.4 Kg) wm Ky20M2021R20721RDU2IPMI Input Output ‘Speaker output Power consumption Weight VIDEO (phono jacks): 1Vp-p, 752 ‘unbalanced negative syne ‘Audio (phono jacks): 500 mVims (100% modulation) Impedance: 470 AV input (Rear) [Bamphone jack 1 speaker 2(80) OW when in use ‘Win standby 46 Ibs 13 02 (21.3 Kg) Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. SONY CORPORATION Printed in U.S.A,SAFETY CHECK-OUT (US model only ) After correcting the original service problem, perform the fl: lowing safety checks before releasing the set tothe customer: 1. Check he area of your repair for unsoldered or pootly-soldered connections. Check the entire board surface for solder splashes and bridges. 2, Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires are “pinched” or contact high-wattage resistors, 3. Check that all control knobs, shields, covers, ground straps, ‘nd mounting hardware have been replaced. Be absolutely er- tain that you have replaced al the insulators, 4. Look for unauthorized replacement pats, particulary transis tors, that were installed during a previous repair. Point them ‘ut tothe customer and recommend ther replacement ‘5. Look forparts which, through functioning, show obvious signs of deterioration. Point them out tothe customer and recon ‘mend their replacement 6. Check the lie cons for cracks and abrasion. Recommend the replacement of any such line cord tothe custome. Check the condition ofthe monopole antenna (if any). Make sure the end is not broken off, and has the plastic cap on it Point out the danger of impalement ona broken antenna to the customer, and recommend the antenna’s replacement. 8. Check the B+ and HY to see they ae at the values specified, Make sure your instruments are accurate; be suspicious of your HY meter if sets slays have low HY. 9, Check the antenna terminals, metal trim, “metallized” knobs, screws, nd al other exposed metal pats for AC leakage, Check leakage as described below. LEAKAGETEST The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth ground and from all exposed meta pats to any exposed metal part having a return to chassis, must not exceed 0.SmA (500 microamperes) Leakage cunt can be measired by any oof three metods ‘Accommercal leakage tester, suchas the Simpson 229 ar RCA WTS40A, Follow the manufacturers’ instructions to use these instruments 2. A battery-operated AC miliampmeter. The Data Precision 245, digital multimeter is suitable for this job. 3. Measuring the voluge drop across resistor by means of @ VOM orbattery-operated AC voltmeter. The “limit” indication 1s 0.75Y, so analog meters must have an accurate low-voltage scale. The Simpson 250 and Sanwa SH-63Trd are examples of | ‘passive VOM thats suitable. Nearly all battery operated digi- tal multimeters that have a 2V AC range ae suitable. (See Fi. 4) HOWTO FIND A GOOD EARTH GROUND A cold-water pipe is guaranteed earth ground; the cover-plate retaining serew on most AC outlet boxes is also at eath ground. If the retaining screw isto be used as your earth-ground, verify that itis at ground by measuring the resistance betwen it and a cold ‘water pipe with an ohmmetet. The reading should be zero ohms. If ‘cold-water pipe is not accessible, connect a 60-100 wats trouble Tight (nota neon lamp) between the hot side of the receptacle and the reaining screw, Try both sot, if necessary, to locate the hot side of the line, the lamp should light st normal brilliance if the screw is at pround potential. (See Fig. B) To Exposed Metal | Parison Sot 1591 Z| Stmeter (0.75v) O15 uF Earth Ground Fg.A Using en AC volntrt chek AC eahge | [Trouble Light Ohmmeter Cold-water Pipe |@ | "| ‘AC Outlel Box Fig 8. Checking for earth ground. |‘Section Title Page Section Title 1. GENERAL, 4, SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENT Connecting the TV 5 Using the Remote Control 6 5, CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS: Setting Up Channels 6 5-1. Electrical Adjustment by Remote Commander Watching the TV 7 5:2. A Board Adjustments Using the Video Menu 8 Additional Features... 9 6, DIAGRAMS ‘Selecting Stereo or Bilingual Programs (MTS) 6-1. Block Diagrams Selection Caption Vision 6-2. Circuit Boards Location ‘Customizing the Channel Number Buttons 6-5 Peta Wing Boar and Scere agains Listening with Headphones *ABoard . an *C Board 2. DISASSEMBLY 6-4, Semiconductors 2-1, Rear Cover Removal 4 2:2, A Board Removal 117, EXPLODED VIEWS 2:3, Service Position 117-41. Chassis 2-4, Picture Tube Removal 12 8. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST 3. SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS 3-1, Beam Landing 13 3-2. Convergence 14 3-8. Focus . . 218 3-4, Screen (G2) . 16 ‘TABLE OF CONTENTS 3-5. Method of Setng the Service Adjustment Mode | 16 8-6, White Balance Adjustment fe 18) (CAUTION) SHORT CIRCUIT THE ANODE OF THE PICTURE TUBE AND THE ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD, OR CARBON PAINTED ON THE CAT, AFTER REMOVING THE ANODE, WARNING! [AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED DURING ANY SEAVICE TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD, BECAUSE OF LIVE CHASSIS, THE CHASSIS OF THIS RECEIVER IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE AC POWER LINE, SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING! (COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK 4, ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS, AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. Ri PLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PAAT NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OF IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY. CIRCUIT AD- GUSTMENTS THAT ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION ARE IDENTIFIED IN THIS MANUAL, FOLLOW THESE PROCEDURES WHENEVER CRITICAL COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED OR IMPROPER OPERATION IS SUSPECTED. 7 19 21 23 27 28 28 36 36 37 38Ths oping aro rena ree ari aie Tom SECTION 1 | fe opraing etter tra. repo nonbon te GENERAL | oving intrusion enanesin enna er ec eon ‘You can use an indoor antenna, outdoor antenna, or cable system with your TV. Outdoar antennas or cable TV Stems usualy provide the best picture quali. Indoor, Outdoor ‘Connect your antensa or cable tothe TV's VHF/UHF fantenns lemninal. A wiany —_Teetmszenu oie Ifyou cannot connect your ante or cable dizectly to the minal, follow one of the diagrams below. noo sbnkan eras ees] ‘ eanm conten gEhoe gs 'F0'6'0 og mee Formats ne ab pt pt atone Inputs ‘na eto woe ‘Na ft Fer moaae se cal pa ap ‘nator Input att kwgove ony Connecting a Camcord KV-13M30, 13M31, 20530, 21RS30C only Use this connection to view a videotape from a camcorder 5 Foxton) Sn Connecting to a Cable TV System Through a Cable Box [your able system requires use of cable box, make the Connection ag shown below: Connecting a VCR, See your VCR instructions to set up the VCR. After contecting the VCR tothe TV, you wil babi to do the fatlowing? 1 Watch video tapes + Record one TV program while viewing another Check the model number of your TV and selec the appropsate connection dagiam. Notes + fyour cable estem equies se ofa Cable Bo, tit ‘been te Ve and te + Bora onausl VEX, conn he audio ouput ofthe VCR 12 AUDIO LOMONO) sn eV, + Connec: jours Vide bbe {KV:20V60 ony tothe ideo [Bputonthe 1 Sides wilovere your aundas viceo ‘Spat proving the mrt table pct. 3 Notes ‘Fora mora cancorer, connect the audio output of the ) {o ENGLISH and press RETURN ENGLISH wil ‘une 2 Presse r= ase ESPANOL and ress RETURN, ESPANOL i ‘um geen 4 Press MENU to return to the TV program, Note + Ste pest he Spans nes wl ppet i gl, 5 4 a 4 a : i OE eR rica Setting Cable TV On or Off Ifyou have connected the TV fo acable TV system set CABLE a ON. ot set CABLE t OFF 1 Pres MENU, 2 Move the cursor to SET UP and press RETURN. 3 Move the cursor to CABLE and press RETURN, 4 ress + oF ¥=to select ON oF OFF, Press RETURN, 6 Press MENU to retum othe TV program, Note he sen stack be TV sto a video apa ou canta (CABLE Pos TV) VIDEO urls cons amber spent low env’ ‘Auto Programming Your Channels ‘TV cwnnlcan be pest ely. Fin you cantor allthe reese chan stomatal Ene you cnese unvaried ‘Sanne oral aditonal hae es FT ets VIDED on anounAUTO PROGRAM. Fo nthe col ls ane amber pene + san et preset cane daring he day hen A ee punters hens eben 4 Press MENU. The tain menu appears, Biyee: ccs rms 2 Press at or ?—on the remote contralto move ‘the cursor (to SETUP Press RETURN. ‘The SET UP menu apps iy 23 Press 4 oF ¥~to move the cursor to AUTO PROGRAM and res RETURN, AUTO PROGRAM appearson the sren an the TV starts Sensing ad presetng chanel ‘Whenall ofthe reevabe channels are stoned, AUTO PROGRAM disppears Note ‘AUTO PROGRAM wil tur al of te chan in yor sm, ning ‘Some hank orang Tey wl apn ny n te Seen touche sing CHANNEL ERAGE) ADD.Erasing or Adding Channels er you run AUTO PROGRAM, you cnerasounnecesany ‘hans or 288 new on 1 Press MENU. 2. ress a+ orto select SETUP and pres RETURN 3 Pres sof P= to select ‘CHANNEL ERASEIADD and press RETURN. 4 Toerate or ad an unwanted channe: (0) Press CH +/- orto set the chanel you want rss oF 2 (2) Pree of tsk RAGE as ans a © Pos RETURN Steararas| gsm aig ee apes ‘hechunel number Ifyou aeaddinga canoe, he sytol appens nx the chenel member ‘Tore or add other channels, repeat step 4 ress MENU to return tothe TV program. Note Tous xd VHFe UH corel hele TV chanel th te ‘se runbrnabo rn race sjouuey> Suippy 10 6ulse3 + BuyuUesBosd xn « $30 40 UO AL aIGe> Sunes « sjouueyD sno, dn BuI9s Pc RC Press POWER to turn the TV on, "Tigo spp ontescesn press T/VIDSOs0 tt cae be ape Selecting a Channel Directly Prssostosetadame. OQ Tecan nitrate QO, Teen oyou can at EN forme oon 000 os Scanning Through Channels Press GH /-untthe chanel you 4 want apes. Oh Jumping Quickly Between Two Channels ress JUMP sue The TV swith om the caret channel othe previous chara at you watched Pressing JUMP gain sviths back tthe it chanel note TE caso usp acne you ae sed tht 0-9 ey orb ‘ii uel ects Adjusting the Volume Press VOL +/-toadjutthe volume. yo, Muting the Sound Press MUTING MUTINGappeason thsren Torsten thesoun, pss MUTING agai or pres VOL + ureDisplaying On-Screen information ‘ae the DISPLAY fcuk the T's ply seins 1 Pres DISPLAY asus ieee ee cei eam » ptt Since apamemtso es Watching Video Tapes Sree a 1 Press TVMDEO unt he «orc video input apps % 2 Press PLAY on your Vt view the vdeo ape. Setting the Sleep Ti Sp Tnaellows he TV stmt 1 Press SLEEP unt the tie you want appears, cht yoo pes LEE, he play mores bese 309, ayonfor algo ier then shat anor Info wo heSLEEP : | rgedaappe, ‘TV WILLBE OFFSOON appem ane mint ef he TV shal 2 Toca the Seapine ress SLEEP aga ut SLEEP OFF ‘pps oftun the ORE Ce Rah ‘Adjusting the Video Settings ‘ou cnt ic, olor hghnes nd storpen ofa Wrote i pe cary 1 Pras 2 Movethecusor}toVineO anders a ReTuR Be wan Press oP to saat he fest that you want ast adress RETURN. SeetieAdusble ens et ora (Z Ibto headatnens youn se 5 Toadustother veo settings, repent tps 3and 4 5 Press MENU to return tothe TV progam, 4 ress. 0 7-toadst the setting ofthe selected feature and press RETUR The nest appa nshe ‘ibEO ren ADJUSTABLE TENS ‘om re reste Treas tecontast Das te conta Tecate penny Dee tegen ones Troe rinely Osc colrney FRIGHINES Behn te pire Oven te pire SHARNES —Swrpenthepie —_Sokineicwe string the Fay Video Setings 1 Treo fae tings sR wth Wed mraisdipoyed Al esting cept PICTURE a sored ey sets. s6umies oapin oun Sunsnipy « auewy O3GIA OLA SUISDed > £ Selecting Stereo or Bilingual Programs (MTS) 5 Move tecunorto ED or 5 dae ee eee eT lam > thiase stone ere A ‘evans, 20571, 208302060, 2151, 2S, 215206 218530, Yurselcton wl tun low Bs SOF ois. Meus shown are fork 2052- 6 Pea MENU tonto the 2 TheMlnd 7 un fet ou xy seo ogee i sound {MAIN} Sceand Aso Preis BAP ot ont ound 3 Siu ances —_— Oa +1 Press MENU, — eT 3 2 Move the corto AUDIO and pres RETURN FED Ate oe ora 2 Move the curt MTS nd pres RETURN, {ARABLE Ada oe omagh eT 4 preavory- tose MAN, te eh voli ony steo wena VAR ‘osdovelongjuropae Turning on Surround Sound Soren. resewionune — [A the TV program. gy iy Kvaoveoeny a erties TV andisin Samoan Sod made MAN istewaeorol COC ree eee epee 2 Move the cert AUDIO and pres RETURN ‘MONO Ratice ie dirg poor to xa eel ete 4 Pas oto Suund ncn St pps au wen SAP ee over die Cee ee a 5 Press MENU to return tothe TV Setting the Speaker Switch (SPEAKER) program ps ‘Adjusting Treble, Bass, and Balance megeartictpeeeeminbiabie” vam cirsuee pe setae 3 Move the cursor to SPEAKER and pres RETURN. 4 Press. + oF 7 to select ONO OF, 5 Press MENU to return to the TV program 3 Move th cursor to TREBLE, BASS oF BALANCE and press RETURN, Seow e TREBLE tremor deco high khawonds BASS __Inaese orders ow ih sods BALANCE Charge tte bale between pean. OFF —_‘Tumolfthe TV opakerand fsten tothe TVssound 4 Press oF = to increase or decrease the setting, eas gh sree SP 5 ress RETURN to make other audio adjustments, Changing Audio Out speaker Volume er een —— emma Restoring the Factory Auto Settings KV-20530,20V60, 278530C ony 1 Testor the factor auto stings. pres RESET while the Youcaconl he luteal he pag whey pay te TV AUDIO men's diloe sound reg ete seen sate 1 Press MENU. Blocking Out a Channel (CHANNEL BLOCK) 2 Move th corto AUDIO and pres ETUR —— ; 3 Move he carort PEAKE an pres ETUR, hfe alos you pee 5. Pras 77 SPEAKER OF Pres RETURN, tier 2 Move the corto SET UP andpess ETUR, 2 Move the curt CHANNEL BLOCK nd pres RETURN en roan watching sled " 74 Move the cursor to 1 oF 2 and press RETURN. 5 Press + or V-t0soact the channel that you want to block. Press RETURN. 6 Repeat stops 4 and 5 to enter the Second channel that you want to Block. 7 ress MENU to return to the TV program, you ste fo the blocked chanel, BLOCKED appears. The Seren sblack nthe sound s muted ‘To cancel a CHANNEL BLOCK setting 1 Follow steps 1-4 above. 2. Press RESET Selecting a Caption Vision Option Capon Von option inode CC, 2,3, an8 40° TEXT, 2.3, and CCI, 2,3 and dshow a caption printed version othe dialog orscund fet of program. CCL willbe the set for ‘mos programs, TEXT, 2,3 ang 4 show text information on al ofthe screen This text ot usally related tothe program. 1 Press MENU. 2 Press oF V-t0 select [CC/TEXT: CC1} and ress RETURN. 3 Press. + or7-to selec the caption ype (Ct, 2,34 oF TEXT, 2,3, oF) and poss RETURN 4 Press MENU to return to the TV rogram, 5 Toview Caption Vision, press DISPLAY several mes unt CC1,2:3, or TEXT? 3,3, 4ON i dsplaed if broadeastng. ‘The caption il appear ina fe sconds 6 Totun of Caption Vision, pres DISPLAY uni DISPLAY OFF sppees Notes cpp Greystone Customizing the Channel Number Buttons (CHANNEL GuIDE) You canassgn upto 12 of your Savon chanesp Chanel Guide Iara vio ih Chae Ga 1 Press MENU, 2 Press orto sac SETUP and press RETURN |. Press 1+ or 7-10 select CHANNEL GUIDE ad press RETURN. few sons when yo es th MUTING 8 4 Press RETURN again to move the ‘eursorto the number pod. 5 Prats Ae or to select umber onthe Chonnel Guide {the button number wal turn rod) and press RETURN. Tre. tums re Batons 0.5, DISPLAY () ae ENTER B sresveabe or Chancel Guide sees 6 Prt ao tole Channel hat you ant to assign {eth button, and press rerun” ‘The TV wl sith that channel 7. Repeat stops 5-7 to set other channels 1 Press MENU to return tothe current TV program. To remove a CHANNEL GUIDE setting 1 Repeat stops 1-6 to select the channel that you want to 2 Pres RESET. wg.the Channel Guide 1 Press CH GUIDE. ‘The Channel Guide shows baton ruber and the channel sslgned fo them, 2 ress 0-8, DISPLAY or ENTER on the remote control o swith 2 ‘the channel you want to View 3 To cance the CHANNEL GUIDE: 2 channel, press CH GUIDE again. Listening with Headphones or an Earphone Plug the headphones or earphone into the jckon the front of the EV Using headphones wil trnoff the sound tthe TV speakers. KE.LSMD is shown below. ES Not ‘Tepeevent bern damage de to suden or prone excessive ‘ole do nts he eames ign nie eter + Teor monet he monsural sung il eh fom bth pone “ -10- seuoudpeat uum Buuarsn « aping jouue4D « uojsin ondeSECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY 2-1. REAR COVER REMOVAL @ Rear Cover @ Four Screws | (BVTP 4x16) 2-2. A BOARD REMOVAL 2-3. SERVICE POSITION ay ®@ aboara A Board -1-[WARNING] Before removing anode cap: 2-4, PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL H.V. remains in the CRT even after the power is disconnected. © Coil band remove the anode cap, cischarge CRT: Short between anode and GRT coating earth ground , eee Tension spring / To avoid electrical shock before attempting to rn @ Aboard oe WN @ C board aN (om @ Deleon yoro <> Goating earth ground sap Cushion + REMOVAL OF ANODE-CAP NOTE: Short circuit the anode of the picture tube and the anode cap to the metal chassis, CRT shield or carbon painted on the CRT after removing the anode. + REMOVING PROCEDURES @Tumuponesice tthe nuobercapintne _@ Using a thumb pull up the rubber cap @ When onesie ofthe rubber capis sepa hectontndcadbytheanow i eon ny Id Yo he uaa, eae rue cap and puting up i inthe + HOWTO HANDLE AN ANODE-CAP rection ofthe arow @ Dont eamage the surface of anode-caps with sharp shaped materia! @ Dont aess the rubber so as not to damage the inside of anode-caps. A materia iting called a shater-hook terminalis bul it the rubber cap Don't tum over the fot of rubber cap. The shat techeok terminal wil stick out or damage the ruber cap. =12-SECTION 3 ‘SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS ‘+ The following adjustments should be made when a Perform the adjustments in order as follows: complete realignment is required or a new picture tube is installed. 1, Beam Landing 2. Convergence ‘+ These adjustments should be performed with rated 3. Focus power supply voltage unless otherwise noted. 4. Screen (G2) and White Balance Note: ‘Test Equipment Required ‘The controls and switch should be set as follows unless otherwise noted: Color bar Pattern Generator 1 2. Degausser PICTURE contol normal 3. DC Power Supply 4 Digital motimeter BRIGHTNESS contol... normal Preparation: 7 a "* paiigy ebmbfol 7 7 ‘+ Feed in the white pattern signal. + Before starting, degauss the entire screen. 3-1, BEAM LANDING 1, Input raster signal with the pattern generator. 2, Loosen the deflection yoke mounting screw, and set the purity control to the center as shown in Fig,2. 3. Tum the raster signal ofthe pattern generator 10 green. 4. Move the deflection yoke backward, and adjust withthe purity control so that green is inthe center and red and blue are atthe sides evenly. (Fig3) 5. Move the deflection yoke forward, and adjust so thatthe entire screen becomes green. (Fig.1) Fig.2 6. Ssh vert asl oe anand contin a 7 corrects this area, Dia mages oF] 11 When he position ofthe defection yoke is determined, roma ik She ler eas ep ara ig Ty Rees 8. When landing tthe cone is not ight, ast by sing the disk magnets. (rg. 5 Dafiestion yoke positioning corrects t ay SN -13-CONVERGENCE Preparation: + Before starting, perform FOCUS, V.LIN and V, SIZE adjustments + Set BRIGHTNESS control to minimum. + Feed in dot pattern, (A) Vertical Static Convergence V. STAT magnet 1. Adjust V. STAT magnet to converge red, green and blue dots in the center of the screen. (Vertical movement) + Tilt the V'STAT magnet and adjust static convergence to open or close the V.STAT magnet Ke x 7 2, When the VSTAT magnet is moved inthe direction of arrow @ and), red, green, and blue dos move ss 7) ro) ® ® ©, ® fy to Pt Dl If the blue dot does not converge with red and green dots, perform the following steps: ‘Move BMC magnet (a) to correct insufficient H.static convergence. Rotate BMC magnet (b) to correct insufficient Vstatic convergence. In ether case, repeat Beam Landing Adjustment. eesFig.7 Before starting to perform Horizontal and Vertical static convergence Adjustment. Slightly loosen deflection yoke screw. Remove deflection yoke spacers. Move the deflection yoke for best convergence as shown below. Tighten the deflection yoke screw. Install the deflection yoke spacers. Fig. 6 -15- (3) Sereen-corner Convergence ~ Affix a Permalloy ass'y corresponding to the misconverged areas 4 Permalloy assembly3:3, FOCUS Adjust FOCUS control for best picture. ‘SCREEN (62) 3-4, SCREEN (G2) 1. Input a dots pattern, 2. Set the PIC, BRT controls at minimum and COLOR control at normal, 3, Adjust S BRT, G CUT, B CUT in service mode so that voltages on the red, green, and blue cathodes are 170V dde with an oscilloscope as shown in Fig. 11. 4. Observe the screen and adjust SCREEN (G2)VR to obtain the faintly visible background of dot signal. TLI1 pedestal 170 V de GND Fig. 11 3-5. METHOD OF SETTINGTHE SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE SERVICE MODE PROCEDURE 1, Standby mode. (Power off) 2. (BSHCAY] {9 {VOU} {FOWER] one Remote Commander. (Press each button within a second.) SERVICE ADIUSTMENT MODE IN ip. (em) tem date Ld 3. The CRT displays the item being adjusted. 4, Press [T]or[3] on the Remote Commander to select the item, 5. Press| ata, 6. Press [MUTING] then [ENTER Ito write into memory, {aon the Remote Commander to change the SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE MEMORY cewvion waive] AUTING) Geen + Red tsa 7. Tum set off and on to exit, 3-6. WHITE BALANCEADJUSTMENTS L.Input an entire white signal. 2. Set to service adjustment mode, Set the PICTURE and BRIGHT to minimum. 4, Adjust with SBRT if necessary, Select G CUT and B CUT with[T] and 6 Adjust wit and[Q] for the best white balance. 7. Set the PICTURE and BRIGHT to maximum. Select GDRV and BDRY with [T] and and] forthe best white balance 10. Write into the memory by pressing[MUTING] then ~16-SECTION 4 SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENTS ABOARD 1 R525 CONFIRMATION METHOD (HV HOLD-DOWN CONFIRMATION) AND READJUSTMENTS B+ VOLTAGE CONFIRMATION AND ADJUSTMENT. ‘The following adjustments should always be performed when replacing the following components (marked with don the schematic diagram), IC301, 1€502, 1C601, S05, D506, DSO7, DS10, DY, C503, C511, C513, C528, RS11, R519, R520, RS: R560, R6I7, R618, 7504 (FBT) 1. Preparation before confirmation 1). Turn the POWER switch ON. Input an entirely white signal and set the PICTURE and BRIGHT controls to 2) Confirm thatthe voluage at TP8S is more than 90VDC when the sets operating normally with 120.0 = 2.0 VAC supply. 2. Hold-down operation confirmation 1) Connect the current meter between Pin 11 of the FBT. (1304) and the PCB land where Pin 11 would normally tach. 2) Tnputa white signal and adjust the ABL current to be 14440 & LO0HA using the PICTURE and the BRIGHT controls 3) Confirm the voltage of A bosrd TP.91 is 113.2+0.5 voc 4) Connect the Digital Voltmeter and DC power supply via ISSL19 to TP-8S. 5) Increase the DC power voltage graduslly until the picture blanks out 6) Read the digital volmeter indication. 1) Tum DC power source off immediately. Ni [Less than or equal to 127.0 VDC 8) Input dot signal and adjust the ABL current to be 98+ 100/-95uA using the PICTURE and the BRIGHT controls. 9) Confirm the voltage of A b voc 10). Repeat steps from (4) to (7) STANDARD x TPL is 116.7205 Less than or equal to 127.0 VDC 3, Hold-down readjustment If the current setting indicated in step 2-2 cannot be met readjustment should be performed by altering the resistance value of R525 (a component marked with Ba) T5084} FBT; ‘The following adjustments should always be pesformed ‘when replacing the following components (marked with Gon the schematic diagram). 16001, IC601, RO30, R617, R6I8, R629, R630, RESI.R6S2, R6S4, ROSS, ROSS 1) Supply 130347 V AC othe se with a variable auto sans former 2) Input dot sia 5) Sette PICTURE contol and the BRIGHT contr: tinimucondion, 4) Serta sevice aahrinent move, 5) Select PADI wih and). 8 Acjst with tthe Ole 4} Contnn the votage ot SOARD TP.9 sess dan 1230V be. Ste 7) is not sted, replac the components, repeat the above sep, 9) Supply 120.0% 2.0 VAC tothe set with variable auto rns- former Acjost wth ana forthe 116.7 0.5¥ Dc Wit note memory by pressing UTING then ENTER) 19) 4) azDIGITAL MULTIMETER oigirat AMMETER MULTIMETER. (ea g 9 ZX 1ss119 O@ -18-SECTION 5 CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS 5-1. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT BY REMOTE COMMANDER Use Remote Commander (RM-Y 116) to perform circuit 2, MEMORY WRITE CONFIRMATION METHOD. adjustments on this mode. 1. After adjustment, pull out the plug from the AC outlet, then replace the plug in the AC outlet again. NOTE : Test Equipment Required “Turn the power switch ON and set to service mode, 1, Pattern Generator Call the adjusted items again to confirm they were 2, Frequency Counter adjusted. 3. Digital Multimeter 4. Audio OSC 8. ADJUST BUTTONS AND INDICATOR, 1, METHOD OF SETTING THE SERVICE ‘ADJUSTMENT MODE a) ‘SERVICE MODE PROCEDURE 1, Standby mode. (Power off) 2. (DISPLAY) + 5 + (VOLT) — [POWER on the Remote ‘Commander, Press each button within a second.) B 6 © Q ‘SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE IN I. DA —__| t seen Ee aoe OF OF 0 3. The CRT displays the item being adjusted GE ¢ OF OC 4. Press [1] or @ on the Remote Commander to select the item, 5. Press J] or J on the Remote Commander to change the data, 6. Press, then to write into memory. ‘SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE MEMORY | Green + Rot 7. Press J then [ENTER] on the Remote Commander to inialize, XY Carry out step 7) when adjusting 1Ds 0 senvice meser | 54 and when replacing and adjusting 0003 RM-Y116 Factory original seting 8, Turn set off and on to exit. Ste4, AN ITEM OF ADJUSTMENTS: Note: C001 on circuit board A inputs a V. sync signal to pin @ ands always in operation. i @ V. syne signal is input to pin © there will be a waiting period of 2-4 No Disp, tem Data range | Aug. data seconds, and the power is shut of 1 |S¥S [Color System 1 ‘When entering the service mode, the above function is 2 [AFC |AFC Loop Gain 4 cancelled and operation is possible. 3 |vPOS |v. Position 18 4 \vsiz_ |v. Size 20 | Adjust the function values as shown below when ICO03 on A 5 |VLN |V. Linearity © | board is replaced. 6 |vsco |. Correction 7 7 |HPOS |. Positon 4 Ky:20M20 (CND) Ky-20020 (US) 8 |GDAV |Green-Drive 7 No] Disp.[ Oata | [No] Diop. | Data 9 |BORV |Blue-Drive 14 10 Jacur |Gresa-cutt 7 40/00] 8 4] oo | 26 it |BCUT [Blue cut ot 7 47) 104 1 47) 10-4 1 12 [TOT |Chroma TOT-Fiter 4 as| 2] 0 w/e) 0 | 13 |NR__ |Noise Reduction 0 49/103} 0 49] 03 | 0 14 |SCON |Sub-Contrast 6 so] ios | 23 | |s0| 4 | 23 15 |SHUE |Sub-Hue 8 s ect See 2 KV-20820 (CND) KY-20S20/20821 (US) ub Br 7 18 [ssn | ut-snerness i Nol tip. {ein | [No Diep [Date 19 |RON |Red-o# 4 46 | 10-0 9 46] 10 | 25 20 |GOn |Green-o1 4 47| 104 1 a7 104 1 21 |BON | Biue-of ” as} io2 | 3 4} i2] 3 22 |PREL |Pre-Over Shoot 4 {oa | 4 a) is | 3 23 Jaxis [axis sw 1 24 |OCOL | Dynamic-Color 0 2] bs |_% Sees) 28 |REF | Reterence-Poston 2 | ky-21RS20Ey21SDU21PSICMEX) _KV-20520 (CND) oe eee A No] Diss. | Data No] Disp. | Data 27 \CROM Chroma Trap SW 4 | 28 JOSDL |OSD Level o 46| 10-0 25 4] 10, 9 29 |¥-00. |D6 Transmission 5 a7| ima 1 afr | 3 30 |aanm {Gamma ° 4e| 2] 3 asf 2} 4 31 |vext. |V sync Extend 1 pelea eee a ipo | aa 32 |vzom |HV Comp 4 33 {COMO |V Countdown 0 Coad S| pt | s ree Leben i" KY-20830 (US) KY-21R206)/21RDI/21PM1 (MEX) 38 [SBAL |tefVoume 7 [No.[ Disp. [Data No] Disp. | Data 37 |sBas |sub-Bass 7 [as] 0 | 25 a6[ 00 | 25 38 |STRE |Sub-Teeble 7 fa7| oa | os alot] 4 | 82 |PHOR |Horzonal Size 8 fas) ioe a | 2 | oo 40 [PEW |E-W Correction 23 49| 1s 1 49| 03 | 2 | 41 [poor |E-w Comer 0-18 7 [so] we | 2a so| oa | 2s 42 |pTRP | Trap Corcection 0-63 16 | 49 |HoMP |} Compensation 0-16 8 44 |DISP- [Display Position 0-63 8 | 45 |Pabs [B+ Adustment 0-63 34 46 {10-0 |ip-0 0-258. by Mode! a7 hoy fio 0-256. |by Model }48 jio2 fio2 0-258. |by Mode! 4 }03 |i 0-256. |by Mode! js0 fins fio 0-258. |by Model 7 Setup value Note: No.1 through 80 show adjustment order.52. A BOARD ADJUSTMENTS RF AGC ADJUSTMENT (IF BLOCK VR) 1 Input a color-bar signal 2. Adjust AGC VR of TUIOI so that snow, noise, and eross- ‘modulation diseppear from the picture. ‘Verify picture quality on each channel, |. FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT 4 3. 6 1 Inpuca monoscope signa Seto Service adjustment Mode, Cones a equeney eoume ose of Q880 (TP-86 1 DRIVE) Select he item of AC, set 103 eel eu) Check Hs tequeney forthe 157364 60 He Selec the item of ARC again, jst he level “0 Wt into tne memory by pressing BEUTING the [v. FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT. 1 2. Select vdeo 1 with no signal input Se the conditions with standard setting. Connect capacitor (10 uF) across pin @) of C301 (SYNC) and ground 1. Connect the frequency counter across CNSO1 VDY (+) ‘connector and ground. 3. Check V. frequency for the $9+ 0.5 Hz Disconnect a capacitor form IC301. [CHROMA TRAP ADJUSTMENT (CROM) Topo red san Set to Service adjustment Mode, Connet an esclioscope CN703 Pin OUT) of C board ground itt] ana Select CROM. ‘Adjust with and (forthe O level -21- 6. Write into the memory by pressing, then [SUB CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT (SCON) 1. Input a color-bar signa 2. Select the red color 3. Set to Service adjustment Mode, 4. Sette conditions as follows. o5i38 a a ov ox ook Se BON OFF (0) mae 5. Connect an oscilloscope to CN703 Pin (R OUT) of C board and ground, 6, Select SCON with [i] ana [4]. 2. Adjust with) and forthe 1.50.05 Vp 8. Write the memory by pressing MUTING) then 9. Rewrn the following back to normal after adjustment. PICTURE MAX COLOR CENTER BRIGHT CENTER RON + ON) GON ON (1) BON ON (1) DISPLAY POSITION ADJUSTMENT (DISP) - Input a color-bar signal Set to Service adjustment Mode, Select DISP with [I] and ‘Adjust with] and forthe bar centes ‘Write the memory by pressing MUTING] chen [ENTER] 5. Check if the text i displayed on the sereen.[SUB BRIGHT ADJUSTMENT (SBRT) Input a eross-hatch signal Set to service adjustment mode. Set the PICTURE and BRIGHT to minimum, Select SBRT with [I] ane @ Adjust with &} and [6] to obtain a faintly visible cross-hatch, Write into the memory by pressing [MUTING) then [ENTER]. ‘SUB HUE, SUB COLOR ADJUSTMENT (SHUE, SCOL) 1. Input color ba signal. 2. Sotto Service adjustent Mode 4, Comet an ocloscope to CN703 Pin @) (B OUT of board 4, Select SHUEand SCOL with and]. 5. Aajse wih and forthe Vi = V4 (SCOL,) and V2 = V3 ‘sHUE), vee va 6. After Sub-Color/Hue adjustment, increase 2 steps on (SCOL). 7. Write into the memory by pressing [MUTING) then [ENTER] V. SIZE ADJUSTMENT (VSIZ) Input a cross-hatch signal . Set to Service adjustment Mode, Select VSIZ with [I] and (3) Adjust with 3) and [6] for the best vertical size. Write into the memory by pressing [MUTING then V. SIZE (vSI2) V. CENTER ADJUSTMENT (VPOS) Input a cross-hatch signal Set 10 Service adjustment Mode Select VPOS with [anc Adjust with lan (for the best vertical center. Write into the memory by pressing MMUTING then V. CENTER (VPOS) > + 1H. CENTER ADJUSTMENT (HPOS) Note : Perform this adjustment after checking H. FREQUENCY, 1. Input a cross-hatch signal 2, Set te Service adjustment Mode, 3. Select HPOS with [] ana 4. Adjust with 8] and [6] for the best horizontal center, 5. Write into the memory by pressing then H. CENTER (HPOS) > + IV LINEARITY (VLIN) AND V CORRECTION (VSCO) ADJUSTMENTS. 1, Inputacross-hatch signal 2, Set to Service adjustment Mode, 3. Select VLIN and VSCO with []] and 4, Adjust with B) and (for the best picture. ‘3. Write the memory by Pressing [MUTING] then | = LINEARITY (VLIN) = CORRECTION (vSCO) =-=SECTION 6 -20M20/21R20/21RD1/21PM1/20S20 Kv-20M20/21R20/21RD 1/21 PM1/20820 6-1, BLOCK DIAGRAMS. DIAGRAMS RV 20S21/2 RSROATSDI/2IP SH B00 KV-20821/21RS20/21SD1/21PS1/20830 TUNING CONTROL Y/C/5 POWER SUPELY, SEFLECT ION TUNER TP AUEIO MTS62, Circult Boards Location TUNING CONTROL, YICIJ, ABOARD WAVEFORMS Part replaced (a) ‘Adjustment (8) POWER SUPPLY, DEFLECTION, wore: REST WSSaE Toe DO TERE ALO eee The set nde nt conan High votage of ovr = : asa —| bso sor, bst0 bv, cs, ST RaEe {oop cae must be aan to prevent on leche shook O7q j AAA oO 11, C513, C528, RSH iy Hse . eT Ys nspection or repairin hese areas. Q | NNN \ iste, A520, Asa, S25, (R25) fo | Na eta Jaca, ss, 0, At, | IU frta, 7508 (For) “a | os | ol eee VVV VY |ICO01, 1607, ROBO, FeT7, Volta Te DIODE 49 ¥R0 Mh 7 Vp-p (Ome) [R618, R29, Reso, 651,52] 8+ Voltage Toor 1-12] Boor 7 ee [R6s¢, R655, R65 a ny ooo 1-11 | zor =) VIDEO 1 IN VIDEO 2 IN roros 1s | baie @ y —< _| fear ca) | bate f Al voiages are reais cs | Dae See rca teaie ees | bear FH Ay Ee . torr es | bas YU tear Se | bee sist 18 ¥p00% tows Ents | baer = — - tors Foie | oot0 oO K tows Eve | Dus W hl . tor pa | ons ! c tose 6-3 | Ome 4 dow ‘coor Sos | bons I fosss_tess_| soe owen carro 4 TRANSISTOR] Osos — _ 6-3. Printed Wiring Boards and Schematic fd KS (0506 (a2) (a) ) h 5) 10 et | er ©) ( 1 | me Bins 5 ae ft | ee Pann , cor te | oso "Ab capactor ate in uF ures verve nce Gas ky | bee ' JOILWU PF: HF SOVWV or less are not indicated except Reference information =a 405 E-13, sia "i for elecrlyie and tantalum RESISTOR RN METAL FL gue evis | ose niet sero + Allelectrolytcs are SOV unless otherwise specitiog RC SOLID ase £-3 | Deo . = + Indication of resistance, which does not have one for : FPRD- NON FLAMMABLE CARBON E 0550-6 eos ( 7 Ge) rh raling electrical power, i a follows: FUSE —_NON FLAMMABLE FUSIBLE oss! 6-8 | Boos “afl nias ; PW NON FLAMMABLE WIREWOUND amr e-8 | ene U lal LL ; 44 Poe oe RS NON FLAMMABLE MET AL OXIDE 4 ome e- | ons JeMype J Uf Rating electrical power /4W Re ——_-NONFLAMMABLE CEMENT oes Fs | om one oa x ADJUSTMENT RESISTOR 2806 6-6 D608, rata + All resistors are in ohms. COIL Urs. MICRO INDUCTOR F Q8o7 H-7 ‘D609 ‘A 7. CAPACITOR: TA TANTALUM aso 8-8 | 0810 (a4 2) Se oes PS STYROL — Qer2 F-5 ett ~ fone + 25+ nonflammable resistor. Pe POLYPROPYLENE a | + 4: internal component. or MYLAR G O85 H-6 D618 v es METALIZED poLvesTER ee save + [= panel designation and adjustment for repair. ‘MPP METALIZED POL YPROPYLENE be19 + Allvarlble and adjustable resistors have chara AB BOAR | a teristic curve B, unless otherwise noted. ALT High TeMPeRATURE @) + The components ented by iin this manual have ALR HIGH RIPPLE a been cael factryselcted foreach set inorder to sats regulations regarding X-ray radiation ‘Should replacement be requled, replace ony withthe value 4 aves 1900 cninaly use. = = ; «When replacing components ientied by a make the @, 4 Ge ) necessary adjustments indicated, It resus donot The symbol = spay i on he component side, 1 1) ie | meet the specfed valu, change the component he ee eee \ \ Ieitec by Bend repeat the adjustment ui the Tracamponerts Wend by shading and mark A _| MKS SKS KS speciied value is achived specied. ae en (Reterto R625 on pages 17 & 19) seme | arma + When replacing pain the table below be sure to. per ‘The symbol = Indias fast operating tse. - form the related adjustment. Replace ony wth use of eam rating eo ard. 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