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Old 05-17-2009, 01:22 PM
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REAL TVs have TUBES!
 
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I'd go ahead and swap the tubes. I've done many, many of those, and all you'll have to do is set the gray scale if the yoke is the same plug. There's a focus pot on the flyback, and the G2 control is on the CRT board. In a 27TS32, I think all the setup adjustments are in the service menu, if it's the chassis I'm thinking of. BTW: If one of them uses an early type A68JMT50X, and the other is an A68KZJ50X, you'll have to either omit or keep the X-ray shield. The KZJ has it internally, while the JMT uses an external one. The setup procedure is easy if you have the manal. I may have one, or if someone else does, you should read over it. And don't forget to press MUTE - ENTER on the remote to save your settings. I've done the setup on those sets plenty of times, and had to re-do it when forgetting to save.

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