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Old 02-22-2022, 01:29 PM
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Pulled the project back out

After years of collecting dust, I've decided to give the tv another go. My earlier attempt was to replace all of the paper caps and electrolytics. I took an easy path and placed the Electrolytics physically around the chassis. The TV turned on, but had a vertical compression. I am unable to get the vertical scan to extend more than 4" or so. I have gone back in to replace the electrolytics and build a sub board to mount them. Good news, I still haven't killed the tv or myself Bad news, the vertical scan remains at about 4". I exchanged the 6sN7tubes and have the same result. I have now ordered the 8 resistors in the vertical circuit. Come this weekend, I hope to have them replaced. Attached is a pic of the current output. Any other thoughts on repairs?


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