THanks, everyone. I am consolidating responses from two different threads.
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Originally Posted by dishdude
The picture looks pretty darn good. How do you have the game console connected to the set? Lets see some more pics.
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Yes, I can no longer get analog stations, so I connected an Atari VCS to the antenna screws via an Atari RF switch box.
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Originally Posted by dieseljeep
Picture looks pretty darn snowy! Try wiggling the selector knob. If it gets clearer, clean the tuner. If not, look at the connections to the antenna.
The reduced display size looks like the source is producing it!
A power supply problem would produce some distortion in the display, IE ripples.
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The image is usually distorted when I first turn it on. I have to nudge or wiggle the channel knob a bit before the image comes in with snow. (pics below)
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Originally Posted by Eric H
Are you sure the size issue isn't the source (Video Game?) feeding it a cropped image? If you put it on a blank channel does the screen fill out?
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Originally Posted by diesel
Are you trying to run it with some kind of a TV game? I don't remember if that model has a coax input. Try it with a DTV convertor instead.
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I bought and connected a digital tuner, and the image was still small (pic below).
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Originally Posted by zeno
OK I pulled the manual & its a simple set to deal with. 
For the others its the B&W chassis with modules. A common & good set.
Before we go any further need to know what experience you have.
Also if you have a meter. You WILL need a meter for the size problem.
Let me look on Utube for a tuner cleaning video. You can use
WD40 but its best to use very little & put it in the best places........ |
Yes, please. I bought a meter (pic below), but I am new to using them. I've poked around arcade crt monitors, but I would need guidance.