Re: Television turning itself off

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From: John Beveridge
Date: Thu, 13 Sep 1990 20:56

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I'd rather suspect something in the power supply is getting a tad too
warm and shutting itself down. (Don't some regulator chips have
tempurature protection circuits?)  Or, there just might be a "cold"
solder joint somewhere.

Undoubtedly, some techno-wizard will supply the correct answer, and
soon.

.....jb

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