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The thing that makes adding composite video dangerous is if you forget to plug the TV into a power isolation transformer your signal source device will be destroyed...
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I follow your poor story since a while. Do you have any signal tracer? They make it easy to find trouble sections in radios. Try one (see safety instructions when working on life chassis) to check the video amp and IF-section. Do you have a clean sound from a "TV station", means a DVD or VCR? Regards, TV-collector
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One bad but real possibility is that given the CRT is cathode fed it's video if a heater cathode short occurs it'll swamp out the video.
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I've swapped out the 7JP4 with another good one I have and the picture is the same.
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What about the crt plug bad connection at the cathode wire within the plug itself.
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I have continuity all the way from the output side of the 0.05uf cap (C72 in the Sams) to the tabs in the CRT socket #2
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I also replaced C31, the 0.1uf cap that feeds pin 1 of the video amp with a tested new cap and I re-flowed the solder connections at all points.
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Well you could take the schematic and start at the video amp and work back from there with double checking all connections and components I’m sure you will come up with something we all make mistakes I have been in the same situation as you are with this set. It’s time consuming but it will be worth it especially if you have sound all that’s left is the video. Even one leg of a resistor placed in the wrong spot can be a headache it’s happened to me and all of us with these sets.
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OK thanks. Expecting a decent oscilloscope to arrive tomorrow and I also purchased a good 100X probe. I'm tired of trying to make this 45 year old analog Textronix work for me.
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Have you gone through the Sams resistance chart for the CRT and 6AU6 video amp?
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CRT and Video amp resistances are fine but pins 5 and 6 on the 3rd IF amp should be 1.2K and they are at <300 ohms. Both feed into the detector. The rest of the IF strip is fine. I have a parts chassis. I'm wondering if I should just swap out the detector.
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No, if you have sound but absolutely no vide, I seriously doubt it's the detector. A scope should give you the answer in a few minutes. Start at the detector and go through each stage to the CRT. At some point the signal will disappear and that will be the problem point. I suspect either something is open or shorted.
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