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Old 06-22-2024, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by zeno View Post
If you havnt try a WTB on the AR site also. So many of these sets were
built so there has to be an ECG sub. Used is possable also but I
wouldnt touch one thats cracked, bulging or discolored !

That white crap I have seen before. Seems to be harmless but wouldnt hurt to gently knock it off.

FBT's were 99.9 % reliable. If you look at the 4 tube hybrid, flat SS chassis,
& the CC2 I did 2 on hybrids ( BIG kits), none on flats & maybe one
on CC2's. Dont get better than that !

73 Zeno
LFOD !
The only time I've ever seen a FBT fail on any pre-System 3 solid-state Zenith color is when the tripler shorted and took the FBT and HOT with it (likely caused by the customer constantly resetting the breaker in rapid succession). I don't recall seeing a bad FBT on the first-generation System 3 (9-153 module), but I've seen plenty of arcing/bad FBTs on the 9-160 modules.

As far as the tripler in the OP's set, I think that's the one with 5 terminals, and I seem to remember that the ECG sub would not work (it would trip the breaker), and an OEM part may be in order here.

I didn't really care for those CC2 sets with the EFL tube. The triplers in those would short the HV to the focus lead and burn up the CRT socket, and in some cases, ruin the tube.
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