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Old 02-23-2013, 09:50 PM
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Yr TV is QUITE old, say on the order of 60 years. You will need to have a QUALIFIED technician go thru it, & replace defective parts. You MAY have a bad tube or 2, but undoubtedly the MAJOR part of what is wrong w/it is likely bad capacitors & out-of-spec resistors. Fortunately, they can be fairly easily replaced by someone who knows what they're doing, & yr TV can be made to operate as well as it did when it was new. Please DON'T turn it on & run it anymore, however, until you get it checked out- An "Iffy" cap can let go, explode, maybe start a fire, or take out some other component that is impossible to find now...
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