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 After a schematic for a 1979-1980 Toshiba Blackstripe C1821
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 NickyD
 Location: Erskineville, NSW
 Member since 5 July 2018
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Hi,

Can anybody on here please help me locate a schematic for a Toshiba C-1821 Colour TV from around 1979-1980.

The TV has an issue is with the vertical sync pulse.

The model is the same set in the below link.

http://troysvintagevideo.0catch.com/toshiba.html

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Nick.
 
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 Ian Robertson
 Location: Belrose, NSW
 Member since 31 December 2015
 Member #: 1844
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Used to sell that model when new with a video monitor conversion. They were a well designed TV with good performance and one of the early "single chip" designs..

Circuits all gone, sorry. Might still be able to help. What's the issue, weak vertical sync?
 
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 Irext
 Location: Werribee South, VIC
 Member since 30 September 2016
 Member #: 1981
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I seem to remember a filter cap on one of the supplies causing poor vertical lock on that model.
I wish I had a circuit to point out which one.
Otherwise they were supremely reliable.
 
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 NickyD
 Location: Erskineville, NSW
 Member since 5 July 2018
 Member #: 2261
 Postcount: 10

Thanks for your replies guys,

Irekt, you hit the nail on the head. It’s a great little set that has a beautiful picture, however the vertical hold didn’t lock. I’ve been liaising with Labrat about this. As were both in Sydney, Wayne he agreed to take a look at it and I believe he’s replacing one of the IC’s in the vertical section which has rectified the issue.


 
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