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Old 01-01-2014, 08:32 AM
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I think RTVNUT is on the right path here. If you don't have a cap checker, you can bridge a cap across the filter momentarily and see if that corrects the problem. Those sets are at an age where the filter capacitors are likely starting to go down.
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Old 01-01-2014, 08:52 AM
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Filter caps common on both 9-160 & 9-181 sets. Caps
usually have lots of puss coming out & you can see it from
the top. It will be the biggest cap on the bottom board.
It may be a hoz or pin problem also.

For model # look on CRT for little tear off labels and on the
plastic frame & inside cabinet. The 9-*** module numbers
actually can help more...............

73 Zeno
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