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Originally Posted by teevee
Ok, high B+ and low negative are all related, the set is not drawing enough current.. One good check would be the voltage at the cathode of the damper, (6W4) see if that is conducting. (Boosted B+ source). I'll see if I have the Sams on this set.
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YIKES!
There's normally 2 to 3 thousand volts of pulse there which will fry your meter. Check for B+ at the plate of the damper first. If OK, then (with the set off) check for continuity from the damper cathode to the H output plate cap. That'll verify if the flyback primary and lin. coil have continuity.