Este manual de servicio para los televisores Sony KV-28FC60 y KV-32FC60 le proporciona una guía completa para la reparación y el mantenimiento de estos modelos. El manual contiene información detallada sobre los diagramas esquemáticos, los procedimientos de diagnóstico, las especificaciones técnicas, los diagramas de flujo, las tablas de piezas y las instrucciones de reparación para cada componente del televisor, incluyendo el chasis, la pantalla, el audio, el circuito de alimentación y el control remoto. Además, encontrará información sobre la resolución de problemas comunes y consejos para el mantenimiento preventivo. Con este manual, podrá realizar reparaciones profesionales y asegurar un rendimiento óptimo de su televisor Sony.

The information provided does not describe a vehicle, but rather a television model. The Sony KV-28FC60 and KV-32FC60 were CRT televisions produced by Sony in the late 1990s. These models were part of the "FC" series, characterized by their sleek design and advanced features for their time. Both models boasted a 28-inch (KV-28FC60) and 32-inch (KV-32FC60) screen respectively, providing a larger viewing experience compared to earlier televisions. The FC series incorporated features like a "Picture-in-Picture" (PIP) function, allowing viewers to watch two programs simultaneously. Additionally, they featured a "Multi-Sync" technology that enabled them to receive signals from a variety of sources, including cable, satellite, and VHS players. These models were lauded for their clear picture quality and superior sound, making them popular choices for home entertainment systems during their time.

However, as technology progressed, the era of CRT televisions came to an end with the advent of LCD and Plasma screens. These new technologies offered numerous advantages like thinner profiles, lower power consumption, and better picture quality. Consequently, the Sony KV-28FC60 and KV-32FC60 were discontinued, leaving behind a legacy of being reliable and stylish televisions that served their purpose well during their era. Although these models are now considered vintage, they still hold a special place in the hearts of many who enjoyed their clear picture quality and classic design. The service manual for these models provides valuable information for repair technicians and enthusiasts who may need to troubleshoot or restore these televisions.