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Old 01-24-2023, 03:41 PM
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Have you listened for it? That type of focus pulsing is often audible as well. In a dead quiet room, listen for a soft pop in time with the focus change. If you have a HV probe, you can measure the focus voltage right at the CRT pin. You will have to refocus with the meter in circuit.

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Unfortunately, I don't have a probe. I did listen for sound but all I remember hearing was the low hum usually associated with these sets. I will try again when it's dead quiet to see if I notice anything. Only thing that's bothering me is all the other times I ran this set, there was no focus pulsing. Could it be something caused from removing the chassis last time , transport of the board from a to b, and when I put it back in?
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