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Charlie Trahan He who dies with the most toys still dies. |
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Several choices
When I looked up the chassis 4251 I came up with 9 RCA options
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I would second Charlie's advice to hold off until you get the Sams service manual. Poking around in the dark and powering it up a lot is not the best idea at this stage.
In the meantime, you can clean off the dust & grime and brush up on your schematic reading and soldering skills. It's usually prudent to replace all electrolytic capacitors. This article has basic advice about recapping. http://antiqueradio.org/recap.htm Here's what a dead thermistor looked like in my RCA CTC-11A. ![]() A disc roughly the diameter of your thumb, with two metal leads. I replaced it with a new type CL-90. There may be other types I'm not aware of. Phil |
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