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02-05-2021, 02:57 AM
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There's probably a clamp that holds the yoke to the neck or a wing nut that holds the yoke to a bracket. Loosen that and rotate the yoke. May want to wear rubber gloves if rotating the yoke while on...it's the best way to get the adjustment right, but if there is any uninsulated part of the yoke windings, terminals or windings it can give you one hell of a zap (ask me how I know).
That distortion is odd. Part of me wonders if there's misadjusted pincushion magnets like some 50s Zeniths had, or if the CRT hardware is magnetized.
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