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Originally Posted by Gregb
Just use those little yellow axial lead caps and bend the one lead over so it goes down into the hole in the board. Worked fine for me! I did also find a few resistors that were way out of tolerance so check them as well. This is all really easy to do with the CRT removed.
I am just in the process of putting my Hotpoint back together and will have a picture or two tomorrow, it works really good.
Gregb
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OK Sweet, I'm looking forward to seeing what yours looks like so I know what to expect out of mine when I get mine finished.
and I kind of guessed that's the kind of capacitors I would of have to use but I wasn't sure, which is why I asked.
My car is going to need a $500 shock and strut repair so I'm going to have to save up for that by mowing my parents lawn sometimes during the summer.
So anyways Hopefully I can still get some of my spending money from my mom that I can use to get the capacitors I need for this TV to get it up and running again. Because the guy at my church who gave it to me would like to know when I get it going because I guess it was the TV his parents used when he was growing up and he would love to see a picture or a video of it running again.
