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The make and model that I'm working on currently is an RCA 730TV1. One other question I had on the subject is measuring the flyback itself for continuity and resistance, sort of a quick spot check to make sure it looks ok with the power off. Any suggestions for the "I always take a reading of this to make sure it's not (toast/open/etc) first"? By the way I guess the first thing would be visual inspection to see if it's torched. I've seen some pictures here of flybacks that look like they went through the toaster oven at a local sub shop, wax melted off, charred to a crisp. I've not come across a fly personally in that condition. The one in this set is near to immaculate ascetically speaking.
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11-18-2011, 07:37 AM
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