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Always a good idea to pull the 9-160 & resolder it.
Also do the 9-155-01 CRT board. The main cap does go bad but it causes width then hum bars. If the 9-160 is bad ( 98%) beyond simple checks I would just replace it. Gotta remember that design is in the top 3 for complexity along with RCA SCR & Sonys with 2 SG613's which its the worse. In the end there are only 2 different ones, 9-160-05 & 9-160-06. They replace all other numbers. Didnt sell many of them. IIRC they were just a little more than regular tuners. Maybe they were trying something to get away with a cheap alternative to tuners but didnt get a good response. Selectors were reliable. I only remember changing one for a dial cord. 73 Zeno |
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BTW IIRC some of the 9-160's used a start transformers
& others used a multivibrator like 9-181 sets. If you upgrade to an 05 or 06 one connector is left off. Thats from my foggy memory 73 Zeno |
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The only electronically tuned set, I have of that series is an 18 position selector type. They must've built that set, with the same basic cabinet styling for about eight years. |
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