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Have you tried a different 6SL7? Possibly this one has grid emission.
Could there be a carbon path in the tube socket between pins 5 and 4 that is pulling the grid more positive than it should be? You really need to get better voltage measurements... can you get another HV probe or fix the one you have? jr |
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I would unsolder all of the connections to either pin 4 or pin 5 and mesure resistance between the two pins... leakage as high as 10 meg or so could mess up the bias on the tube.
You really need to get another HV probe, as low HV could be te main source of the problem. jr |
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The tube shouldn't make any difference, unless it is the cause of leakage... try it both ways. You could also check the tube itself for any leakage between pins, but since you have tried several different tubes without changing the symptoms, it is unlikely that you will find any leakage unless they all have the same fault.
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Timmy,
Did you ever try spraying any cleaner into the vertical hold and size control to see if it would stabilize the vertical roll? Did you try wiggling V9, V11, or V12 while the set is on to see if it helped? I come across worn and dirty contacts all the time in old equipment. The cause of all sorts of issues. Just because parts are swapped or tested doesn't always eliminate the root cause. Do you understand how the vertical feedback loop works with this set? If you have a scope, check to see if you are getting the proper trigger signal to your vertical oscillator grid from the sync separator/ integrator network. Ed |
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