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Old 06-09-2013, 01:16 AM
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That sounds like bad electrolytic capacitors in the vertical circuit, is a common TV fault, and is worth fixing (provided the TV otherwise has a decent picture).

I've seen some Zenith's with a non-remote pushbutton varactor tuner. A friend had one that I replaced the 9-153 module in back in the mid '90's. His was a 25" console with two speakers below the CRT.
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Old 06-09-2013, 01:18 PM
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My post didnt make it so I will do it again.
RTVNUT is 100% that the first system 3 was the best. Check
the model #. If it starts SK25?? or K25?? its the good one.
They only made them one year, the K line. Very robust
chassis & great pix. Only common problem was cold joints on
the hoz drive transformer, a few PS boards (24V reg) & 9-155-01
CRT boards.

9-160 sets were WAY over engineered in the PS & hoz.
They did introduce a comb filter on better models that made
a huge improvement in pix. Also you could get a real RATS.
Also the first Zenith monitor a 19" cube set with 2 seperate speakers
called "video high tech". Dont remember model # or year.

73 Zeno
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