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Fri, Dec 14, 07 at 17:33
| I have a Philips model 30PF9946D/37B LCD TV, my problem is that my nephew snapped off the cable connection and now no TV. Not wanting to scrap a unit that has worked fine until this happened, I'm wondering if something reasonable can be done to salvage it? I opened it up and determined that the part that's broken is fixed to a board, so I suspect that the whole unit wiuld need replacing, but maybe it could be connected to the cable another way? I dont understand the various connections, S-video, composit video connection, analog componet video, HDMI, DVI and high definition component video. What would you suggest? |
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- Posted by regus_patoff (My Page) on Fri, Dec 14, 07 at 21:16
| It's possible that part of the ciruit board broke off so that the connector couldn't be replaced. A length of cable could be soldered directly to the board with a regular male connector on the other end, and then use a 'F' coupler. link below: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Radio Shack 'F' coupler
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