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Originally Posted by zeno
Model ## says its a high end set so would have PIP. A short video of the
problem would help a lot. Caps are the best suspects but its best
to narrow the prob down to a stage & just change a few. Shot gunning
the caps OFTEN leads to bigger problems & wasted $$$ 
BTW does this chassis have 2 large modules ? A HV / power supply
& a signals board with slots for sub-boards ??
Good luck
Zeno 
LFOD ! |
No sub boards/slots. Two decent-size boards - "sweep" and "main," both of which were used in quite a few models of the era, I believe. We bought this about 1990 I think.
I'll get a video asap ... maybe by tomorrow?
One quick question - if leaving it plugged in, but turned off, makes a difference, is it possible I should be looking at power supply voltage issues? Seems like the video circuits should be "cold."
Would it also help to have photos of the boards themselves?