1950s RCA B & W TV

[Captainclock]

Thanks, The .39 and .039 MFD capacitors I did replace with .33 and .033 MFD capacitors and the .056 MFD Capacitor was replaced with a .047 MFD capacitor because I couldn't find anything that came close enough in value (seeing as those values are from the old value system) Also I did accidentally get the yoke put on wrong so that the picture was off kilter slightly (the picture looked like a diamond instead of a rectangle) so I fixed that. As I said before I did try to take the shield of the back of the circuit board but my soldering iron wasn't getting hot enough to melt the solder blobs holding the shield to the board, most of the capacitors on the board I was able to fudge with slightly because I just moved the top cover of the shielding back slightly just enough to get my soldering iron into the back and removed the majority of the capacitors out that way without having to completely remove the shielding, although in the process of removing some of the capacitors I did accidentally lift some traces but I was able to bridge them using some wire (like I've seen done on here before by others.)

UPDATE: Figured out the that the height adjustment was off so readjusted that and now I have a full screen again. Now I have another issue though and its with the tuner, it seems that anything with an RF Output that I hookup to the TV using Channel 3 or 4 the station using channel 3 shows up on channel 2 and three and when using channel 4 it shows up on channel 3 and channel 4 and for some reason or another I can't seem to get the channel to lock in properly when fine tuning it and it makes lots of buzzing noises in certain screen lighting conditions. I was thinking that maybe I need to replace the tubes in the tuner but I'm not sure, any ideas as to what could be causing my tuner issues?