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Originally Posted by andy
The Beltron ...
You turn the heater up until the cathode current starts to rise, and keep it there until the current limiting bulbs glow brightly for a second or two, then stop and re-test. They recommend running the lower power "cleaning" mode after rejuvenation to blow out any shorts that might have developed.
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When I did the tube in my RCA
I more or less did this procedure (killing the Beltron after a second of the lights lighting up) by accident, in that when I saw those light light up, I pulled the cable going to the CRT from the plug on the Beltron. I wasn't sure what the lights meant. And then set the heater back down, and did a test and the CRT was alive again. I read and reread the instructions (all 3 pages of it) but I must have missed it, the instructions saying to shut it down once the lights light up... This is my first CRT, so there is this learning curve...