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BK 400 CRT Tester
I've needed a CRT Tester for a while now as I'd rather give the CRTs in my TVs a check before I restore them, just so I know what to expect.
I didn't want to go to eBay so I took a drive to the place where the local TV repair man lives. He's a nice older guy who's been in the business for years now, but hasn't done much CRT work in a long time. I asked if he had a tester and at first he thought he'd gotten rid of it, but upon going into the back of his shop he pulled out this, a BK 400 and sent me home with it. It a rough looking unit, I'll give it that. Imagine how many TVs this things has seen in it's days. It has all the adapters and such in a spot along the bottom. Here is another shot of the front of it. It's not great looking, but I opened it up and all the internals look good, spare for two caps that might be a problem at some point. First things first: How do I test the tester and make sure it's functioning properly? I did plug it in to try, but I got no response from it at all. And then how do I go about testing a CRT? I've never done it before and don't want to potentially damage anything. Last edited by SkyLlama; 06-06-2013 at 10:49 AM. |
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