Goodwill Score! It's a Quasar

[radiotvnut]

I've worked on a lot of these. In almost all cases, it was a bad flyback/HOT and/or a weak CRT. And, loose connections were also common. IIRC, the flyback p/n was TLF14423F. By this time, Quasar TV's were actually rebadged Panasonic's; which, were made by Matsushita Electric of Japan. There were also some of these sets made for GE. GE also had some similar looking sets that used either their own "PC" or "PM" chassis.

Prior to '75, the Quasar brand was owned by Motorola and was first used on Motorola's line of solid state color TV's and, later, on some of their tube/transistor hybrid color TV's. Sometime in '74, Motorola sold it's consumer electronics line, and the Quasar name, to Matsushita. I actually have a 19" Motorola/Quasar "televiewer" hybrid color motel TV from the early '70's.

The Dynacolor name was just a marketing term and really didn't mean much.