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Pics # 2 & 3 are classic misadjsuted and/or mis-placed focus coil. If it won't correct by adjusting the position of the coil ass'y, I bet that the metal around the focus coil got magnetized when the focus coil (if electric) shorted to ground, or when the yoke did, if that's a PM type focus magnet. That would cause the focus coil to have a super-electromagnet spot for a split second, and that could/would magnetize anything around it. Use a color TV degaussing coil and degauss the whole area of the focus coil, and the yoke brackets, and even the gun. Then if it's still off, I'd say that maybe the focus coil was damaged internally (a few shorted turns?), but HIGHLY unlikely, and I can't see how that would rotate the image.
Charles
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Collecting & restoring TVs in Los Angeles since age 10
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