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Old 05-31-2014, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by legenbass77 View Post
I decided to finally get back on the Portacolor this week. I replaced the .039mfd @125v capacitor with a safety capacitor, which I believe now to be the original failure. I did see where the smoke was let out. Also the .1mfd @ 1000v, and the .047mfd @ 630v. Still no go, now no high voltage at all, and the horizontal output tube was red plating. Finally I noticed the high voltage adjustment pot was laying down on the chassis, so gently stood it back up, powered on once more and it actually came back to life! Must have bumped into the pot while checking voltages earlier in the year. I've been running it for about 3 hours, and it's settling down nicely!
I'm glad to hear your good news. My PortaColor has almost the identical problem. What are the reference designators of the capacitors you replaced? Did you have to replace anything else, or was the cure just those caps?
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