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I removed the Flyback, Yoke wiring, CRT wiring, and 2 terminal strips off the top side of the chassis so I could clean it better.
I did move the pencil box controls 1 hole over to the right and the "Tone" and "TV/Phono" switch was pushed behind the front panel. I just might make a bracket to mount it to and drill a hole in the bottom of the cabinet to access these controls. We'll see. That will happen a lot further down the road. In the meantime I'm using a wire wheel/drill and Naval Jelly to get rid of all the rust spots.
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I cleaned up the rust the best I could. In a lot of places the chassis is pretty pitted. I'll probably paint the chassis like I usually do. But this time between the primer and color, I'll fill the pits. Stay tuned.
I also removed the tuner. This TV once had a UHF tuner but it is missing. I wasn't going to use one anyway. The VHF tuner has been removed at one time. More on that later. Tomorrow I'll start cleaning up the chassis. I already masked off the tube sockets.
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What make is the CRT? I thought I saw the GE logo.
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It's a GE.
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I did a power up today. It went well with no smoke. HV is a 14.5KV. All of the controls seems to be working. Audio is good. Video not so good.
I'm getting a negative picture of low quality. I swapped out the video diode with a 1N60 and made no difference. Any suggestions as where to look?. I haven't tried direct video injection yet. That's next. ![]()
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