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Old 12-29-2025, 11:20 AM
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Is This Normal

Since I have the Avante open to fix the remote control board and volume pot, I figure I might as well address a couple other issues I've been noticing.

Since the set is 51 years old, this issue might just be a limitation of the technology, but I need to find out. Ignore the jailbars in the attached image. I've pretty much given up on fixing that. You'd think after 12 years I would have found someone that either knows what causes it or knows someone that does. I'm still looking. Anyway, the issue has to do with screen brightness during transitions. In the attached image, the screen was black with a logo on it. Then the video fades as most TV shows do at the point of either inserting commercials or transitioning scenes. On a Hitachi from 81 (the only other CRT TV I have), the screen stays black, but on the Avante it turns greyish green until an image comes back. Is that a fixable issue, or just the way it is?
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