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JVC AV-32D501

JVC AV-32D501

Michael LopezAbout 4 minCRT RGB modAV-36D501AV-32D201AV-27D201AV-27D501AV-32D501AV-36D201

JVC AV-32D501 CRT RGB mod

RGB modification of a 32" JVC AV-32D501

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CRT safety

Caution

You can die doing this! So read carefully! CRT TV is not a toy. Do not open a CRT TV. If you don't have any prior knowledge about handling high voltage devices, this guide is not for you. CRT TV contains high enough voltage (20,000+ V) and current to be deadly, even when it is turned off.

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Plan of attack

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Service manuals

Specs

  • Year: 2000
  • Format: NTSC
  • Chassis: GR2
  • Jungle Chip: JVC JCC1007A
  • OSD Chip: Matsushita MN1876478JD
  • Screen Size: 32"
  • Inputs: Composite, S-Video, RF, Component YPbPr

RGB mux diagram

JVC AV-32D501 RGB MUX diagram

This mod uses the RGB mux board. This is optional, but will make your mod easier and stable. You can also create the circuit presented in the schematics above without the board. Please also checkout the mux calculatoropen in new window to play with your own values.

ComponentValue
RGB/OSD inline resistor (chassis)2.2kΩ
Removed RGB/OSD resistor (chassis)330Ω
RGB inline diode method (chassis)Yes
0.1μF caps replaced (chassis)Yes
RGB termination (R1, R2, R3)75Ω
RGB inline (R4, R5, R6)390Ω
Audio LR (R7, R8)1kΩ
Diode (R9)1N4148
Blanking Ground Resistor (R10)open
Blanking Resistor (R11)1kΩ

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Performing the mod

Detailed mod instructions to be added.

Pictures

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AV-32D501 - Resistors removed

Resistors removed

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AV-32D501 - Diodes and capacitors installed. Pay attention to the direction.

Diodes and capacitors installed. Pay attention to the direction.

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AV-32D501 - Sync, audio and ground wires

Sync, audio and ground wires

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AV-32D501 - After the RGB mod a very bad green tint issue was noticed.

After the RGB mod a very bad green tint issue was noticed.

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AV-32D501 - Resistor pad had some reside.

Resistor pad had some reside.

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AV-32D501 - This resistor pad was cleaned, but the tint issue was still there.

This resistor pad was cleaned, but the tint issue was still there.

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AV-32D501 - What fixed the issue was removing the picture-in-picture board.

What fixed the issue was removing the picture-in-picture board.

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AV-32D501 - After fixing the issue. Red color was later tweaked in the service menu by adjusting the CUTOFF value.

After fixing the issue. Red color was later tweaked in the service menu by adjusting the CUTOFF value.

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