Quote:
Originally Posted by Electronic M
I'd check the voltages at the CRT socket. If any are over 20% off of proper value, and tweaking the brightness and contrast controls does not bring it into line then check every part connected to that CRT lead.
Another possibility is that the CRT has 0 emissions and will need to be replaced. It could save you some head scratching if you test the CRT on a proper tester before diving into circuit trouble shooting.
|
I've tested the CRT and it test's fine, emissions are great. What I get at the CRT socket is as follows;
Published Measured
P1= 0V OV
P2=.5VDC 1.9VDC
P10=290VDC 316VDC
P11=20VDC 20VDC
P12=6.3VAC 6.4VAC