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I checked, and no electrolytics on the PC board anywhere. Just two large multi cans below...I just ordered all new ones today. Cleaned up the heavy polished brass control plate and knobs... It was this cool looking plate that made me think the set was from the 50's. Seemed to me that by '63, they were cutting back on such serious detail on sets... The other thing is I can't find is a schematic for this set: the tag from the CRT has the model# 1668 and the Chassis# 549C-566B but I can't find either on the Sam's website, or anywhere else? Actually Sam's has an Emerson 1668, but in the tiny photo, it looks like a completely different set, so I'm just not sure. |
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One thing to note is that most makers back then put the same electronics in a wide assortment of cabinet options, sometimes having completely different control panel layouts on some models. I have sam's for a couple of my Zenith TV consoles where the screen size, cabinet, AND control panel look nothing like my sets, but from the chassis pictures and technical info it is clear that they are the the correct folders for my sets.
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I have an Emerson 1657 (not a combo) with the same tuner and a fairly good 23CP4, also in Sams 502. It's speaker is 8" round and below the CRT, same mahogany finish as Magnavox300's Its possible the capacitor Old Coot Mentions is the screen grid bypass capacitor on pin 8 of the 6AW8 video amp. This cap caused sync issues in RCA CTC7-9-11-12-16 IIRC
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