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Originally Posted by DaveWM
there was a .47 on the board on the CRT that supplies the G2, it was a 500v. not having a good way to test at that voltage I just replaced it with a 630v film .47 cap. no change.
my play is to scope the K's of the CRT and see if there is something going on there. I want to isolate the fault to either the kine bias,sweep or HV. I think its the kine bias as there is no distortion in the image that shows thru. I hope scoping the pins of the crt will show the defect at the horz rate.
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The screen electrolytics are generally around 4.7 to 10mfd.
That was my first Sony color set. I got it used in the mid-70's. There was no set, that could compare, color and picture-wise.
