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Old 11-17-2015, 11:56 PM
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I don't remember the value; but, there is a capacitor in the vertical circuit that is failing (probably something between a 47uf and 220uf). How old is this set and what main module does it use?

You really need to address this before using the set because that failing capacitor will likely cause other parts to fail. On newer sets with a vertical output IC, it will eventually cause the IC to fail.
I will have to check on the module number. The set is about 1983 or so.
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Old 11-18-2015, 08:00 AM
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9-181 set & yes change all the 'lytics in the V out. Also look
under the big filter cap for mung leaking out.
Finally check the yoke plug on the HV module
for overheating at connector & on the PCB. That should
keep it running another 30 + yrs.

73 Zeno

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