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Old 04-07-2016, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by wa2ise View Post
I had a CTC101, but it died the infamous flyback death. The set is partially hot chassis (horiz deflection mostly) and partly cold chassis (vertical and the video and audio circuits). Mine had the comb filter, a new feature of the day. Made great pictures.


I'd check the electrolytic caps.
Wa2ise,

Thanks for the info! It is good to be aware that this chassis is partially hot. I have noted as such on the schematic - can never be too careful.
I have the electrolytic caps on my change list. If I can't solve the problem on the CRT board/socket, then the chassis comes out and a few things will be changes, including the power supply electrolytic caps.

You are right about that comb filter, it does produce a great picture.
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