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Old 08-27-2010, 01:51 AM
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Thanks for the advice on the flyback! Yeah, I need to figure out how to get this out of there safely so I can clean it up. It's only got two screws that hold this assembly under the chassis, but past that there's just the wires leading to it. They go through some tight rubber fittings and have to be pulled through partway just to get the flyback loose from underneath but it only comes out so far. I'm not sure of a good way to undo those wires other than unsoldering them from the flyback, which seems iffy since I'd have to get a soldering iron so close to all that wax.

I'll find a way to get to this so I can clean it up and coat it. I presume this flyback was fine. I was able to get a perfectly squared image that filled up the screen before, but there was no sync any which way. Also no sound.

But yeah, I just was poking around through these resistors in the meantime because I knew I'd have to place another order again later if any were bad so I wanted to see if there was anything that stuck out to me in advance. So far, only two that seem to be out of spec. I did find an annoying number of bumblebee's in there. In total, I think I have about 37 caps to replace.

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