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The degaussing coils are only powered for a very short time. You may only see a little
spike if you watched it on an analog meter.... Or you would see it on a oscilloscope.
Basically, if you watch the tv, turn it off, move it to a 90 degree angle turn it on hours
later, watch it, turn it off then turn it some other way do the same - again, and if you don't
see color splotches beginning to show up on the screen during a solid color advertisement
or something like that, then the degaussing system is working.....

Your tv is an in-line gun tv. The delta gun sets are easy to spot, they have three
opposing electromagnets on the neck of the tube in place of the multi-pole convergence
magnets on your tv.....

You should follow the instructions you have, that is the way I did mine, and it turned out
great !

But a good idea is to kinda push on the yoke corners gently as suggested but possibly
not remove the glue, or wedges unless you see some improvement. In my case, it
all was already all loose, so I was doing a setup kinda like at the factory....

When your done with this, it will have a much sharper and more perfect picture
than any delta 120 degree gun tv with the same size screen....

Reading the instructions you posted, you might just want to focus on the yoke
tilt. The center of your screen looks really good...... I'm going to have to
re-read the instructions I had for my Sanyo, it's the last inline set I did,
and I don't remember doing anything to the yoke.... I think it was still
fully fixed, and all I did was add more glue....

I used quality GE Clear Silicone on my set several years ago now....
I did not gob it on, just a little spot to keep it from moving.....
You ever try & move that dab that comes on the package....?
Pretty tough stuff....

I put the glue on top of stuff, not under things, so it could be easily removed
and would not "glue" anything together, just keep it from moving....

It's not like your going to go skydiving with the thing when yer done....

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