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Old 11-05-2021, 04:08 PM
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I have done some work on it and I think I have found out what was causing the short. I used the schematic and inspected ever component that whent to ground. I found out that an electrolytic cap had shorted and once I removed the cap the short cleard. The cap had blown out the bottom and another cap was open so I'm going to replace the two caps and if the tv works I'm just going to recape it because the caps are elna brand and I don't trust them. As always the case I have to order caps no matter how many caps I have I never seem to have the ones I need. There may still be problems with the set but I will try the cap fix first and I will check the disk cap. Also check for bad solder joints. I will be glad to fix the Sony Trinitron because I'm using very cheap 13" Orion form 1998.

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