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Old 03-24-2018, 08:11 PM
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Sounds like the HV rect tube is bad. Also worth checking is its heater lead and any series resistors connected to its socket.
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Sounds like the HV rect tube is bad. Also worth checking is its heater lead and any series resistors connected to its socket.

I went through the tv again with a tube tester and found the vertical output tube was bad. This wouldn't cause no voltage on the plunger would it? The audio tube is also missing. Everything else looks fine and I keep going over this thing over and over again looking for mistakes.

Today I fired it up and gave it full voltage with no luck. The flyback sounded strained compared to a newer tv. Not sure if this is okay or not.
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