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Pops and flashes doesn't sound like a cataract issue, I'd say it's a HV flashover
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Try tapping on the 12BY7 video output tube and see if that affects it.
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Nope not really, back to the drawing board. I'll study up on the HV rect/reg and output circuits. I have a helpful book on color tv circuits, and color tv troubleshooting book, both of the same vintage as this tv. Last edited by BandDirector; 02-27-2022 at 02:39 PM. |
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IT does look like a cataract but different.
HINT: To make a good color TV first you need a good B&W TV. For now turn the color down so it wont distract you. See if you can catch it acting up on video & put on U-tube. A pix worth 1 Kilowords ! 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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What's funny is this area of the chassis doesn't always make popping sounds, but I generally hear it in this area
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Turn lights out to spot arcing. You cant see it in the cage while running.
Look at the HV rect socket & focus tube socket for crud & corrosion. If you get the humidity high in the room it will arc more. We used to open the doors in the shop to smoke arcs out. 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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