OK, so you have a new EEPROM. What are you going to program into it?
Peter
February 2017
If you use google and select IMAGES and search on EPROM
You'll see pictures of them.
The number will be printed on the top of the chip - they will usually have a little window to shine UV light into it so as to erase the contents - eprom stands for Erasable Programmable Memory. - They contain particular software - it's a specialist activity to reprogramme them with new software.
As the man says - consider a New TV
Good Luck...
February 2017
For the effort and possible cost in sourcing and replacing possibly incorrect parts, note: this is an ageing CRT TV. Get a budget LCD or LED set. ENjoy a larger picture AND reclaim your lounge.
xxx
February 2017
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