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Best I can do in the dark. #;^) Cliff |
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Here's that part of the schematic (in two pieces, because my copy of the schematic is on two pages).
C2D is part of a four-section electrolytic can, so I'll have to get to it eventually. I already replaced C5 near the 6AW8A because it's on the PC board and easy to reach. Phil http://antiqueradio.org/art/temp/VidBoardSchem1.jpg http://antiqueradio.org/art/temp/VidBoardSchem2.jpg |
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Check R49 (330k) - could be open (?)
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R49 checks at 315K, but I'll replace it anyway, now that one leg's lifted out.
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Try following the video signal path with a scope. It sounds like a peaking coil may be open. I'll look at my schematic when I get home tonight.
Also, carefully look at the printed circuit around the video stages. They were sometimes notorious for crystallized connections on tube socket pins |
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