1975 era Philips television designed by the team at Philips CID in Clayton.
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Do you know the model number for this TV? I wondered if it might be on the back? I also have one but can't find the model number. I want to get a date of manufacture but it's hard without a model number to go on. Mine actually also says 50th Anniversary Model on it...
ReplyDeleteThe model number of that TV is the KL 697, the bigger brother of the single speaker KL657.
DeleteThe 22" version was the KL257.
The last digit tells you the year of release. The similar push button versions were the KJ256 and 656. Released the previous year.
They are a K11 chassis.1977 to 79.happy to help.
ReplyDeleteThe K12A-1 chassis replaced the K11A-3 chassis in 1978. The new models in 78 were the KH258, KH658.
ReplyDeleteThe KJ ( non remote push button ) versions were sold alongside them.
The K12 chassis series were replaced for the 1980 model range by the
KL9A-1 chassis for 22 & 26" models.
For the 18 and 20" models it was the KT3A-1 chassis.
I was a TV technician in the day..hope this helps
Do you have this tv
ReplyDeleteWhen an cle windows 11/a>license expires, the user loses access to Office applications and services provided by the subscription. However, data stored in associated accounts is not immediately deleted.
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