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I don't suppose this problem could be due to any bad caps in the tuner or audio sections? because I didn't change those.
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Also CAUTION! some switch-mode sets have a hot chassis or parts of the circuit that are hot, even though they may have a polarized power plug. Best to use an isolation transformer rather than risk your life. |
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I'd be going over every other electrolytic cap not already replaced, with my handy ESR meter. Or without that, dripping a tiny bit of freeze mist or liquid gas from a can of dusting 'air' upside down on each capacitor until I see a big change in that interference and find the culprit. Could be in system control or video circuitry. Just my 3˘.
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