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Originally Posted by vol.2
If it we me, I would pull and test every component on that little board, and replace anything that is out of spec (usually 20% for most components, maybe 10% for important resistors). The main concern I would have there is that the color board has an IC on it that could get stressed if some of the components have drifted too much, and that could be hard to find a replacement for it if it dies. 1970s ICs do not have a reputation for robust lifespan.
Also, your convergence is atrocious, so I would definitely dial that in with the yoke first. Caveat that yoke carries lethal voltages, so proceed at your own risk. Do whatever you have to do to learn how to handle it before you do anything.
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Not sure how to set convergence really. I've only ever done it on projection sets. Im guessing this is an in-line tube and I see what looks like 4 rings and a thumb wheel. Not sure what to do first.