If ANYONE could offer me some assistance, I would be soooo greatly appreciative...
My XG 85 CRT went down in a lightening strike (no surge protector). The Red CRT died (Green and Blue still light). I took it to the local repair place and they told me that there is NO way that lightening could have taken out both the RED CRT Main board AND the CRT as well (although I was watching the projector at the moment of the strike and the CRT went down simultaneously).
So, here are my questions:
1.) How often do the board and the tube go out at the same time? Would it be one or the other? Or would they both go down together naturally?
2.) COULD a lightening strike (or a power surge caused by a lightening strike) bring both of these down?
If ANYONE with a technical background could let me know, it would be a tremendous help to me. I think I have a battle in front of me and I'm pretty sure that I'm not crazy that in the 2 years that I owned this, I Never had a problem once but at the same exact moment that lightening strikes on my block, I instantaneously lose the CRT.
To quote a drunk Dustin Hoffman: Thank you...thank you...thank you.
My XG 85 CRT went down in a lightening strike (no surge protector). The Red CRT died (Green and Blue still light). I took it to the local repair place and they told me that there is NO way that lightening could have taken out both the RED CRT Main board AND the CRT as well (although I was watching the projector at the moment of the strike and the CRT went down simultaneously).
So, here are my questions:
1.) How often do the board and the tube go out at the same time? Would it be one or the other? Or would they both go down together naturally?
2.) COULD a lightening strike (or a power surge caused by a lightening strike) bring both of these down?
If ANYONE with a technical background could let me know, it would be a tremendous help to me. I think I have a battle in front of me and I'm pretty sure that I'm not crazy that in the 2 years that I owned this, I Never had a problem once but at the same exact moment that lightening strikes on my block, I instantaneously lose the CRT.
To quote a drunk Dustin Hoffman: Thank you...thank you...thank you.