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Hello again,
Maybe the cathode resistor is correct after all, but if you only measure 0.5 V across it, it means current is only 4 mA, definitely low. (What I meant here is that sometimes component values are changed in production). The jumper you see at the CRT pins connects the focus pin (6) to either pin 2 or 10, as selected for best results when installing the CRT. This is no problem. I think I will call it quits for today, don't give up hope, the diagnosis will come up, and the cure will follow! Let me know what you find out, but as I just said I won't be replying until tomorrow. If anyone else wants to join in, I trust you're welcome. Last edited by electroking; 09-24-2008 at 05:15 PM. Reason: added explanation |
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