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Old 04-27-2010, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by VA561 View Post
would it be feasible to send one section of the split chassis at a time to someone
No, it would be impossible to repair it that way because you need both halves to power it up and test things, also you would need the yoke that's attached to the CRT neck.

Also repairing these things long distance is an iffy proposition at best, it's time consuming enough trying to fine tune everything when you have the set right in front of you much less shipping it back and forth!
Some last little problem always seems to pop up at the last minute requiring more work.

I do believe if you can operate a screwdriver and a soldering iron though you can learn to do this yourself, hang around, read and watch and soon you'll want to dig in and try your hand at fixing it.
It's a good set to start with, not too complicated and common enough to be able to find parts for in most cases.

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