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Old 04-05-2017, 08:40 AM
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The metal control panel door definitely isn't as tough as they made the chassis and such. I wish I knew where to get a better one. Those screen shots look good. Did you have to do dynamic convergence work? Hope I didn't miss the answer to that in this thread. Just curious as mine needs it. I can live without it, but the Zenith's make such a nice picture, it a shame to go without.
Got a test pattern gen, hex diddle stick, and a chassis #? You'll need a gen with cross hatch to do it, and a diddle stick. I've got some Zenith issued color service manuals....It would be a trivial matter for me to post pics of the convergence procedure documentation for your chassis (or the closest one I have lit for).

Most deltagun sets have the same convergence procedure and some makes/models were kind enough to essentially number controls to walk you through the procedure.
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