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Originally Posted by Alex KL-1
The factory recommended manner of adjustment are for the most repeatable and stable mode of adjusting it, but cannot be the only way. I have one TV where the red gun are only a bit weaker that others, and I simply adjusted with a B&W image at low bright settings, and repeated for low light scene/image with normal bright position of usage. Worked like a charm. Only a little deviation from the original positions. A more distance from original adjustment means weak CRT or some kind of issue in the circuits.
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I will give this a try as testing the CRT puts it as being good and I don't want to push it harder than it should be so I lasts as long as possible.
So when I do this I should turn the brightness control down to a very low level, but the image should still be visible for adjusting. Contrast matter? Then once I adjust for a good grayscale, I turn up the brightness to a normal level and readjust the guns.
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