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Old 06-12-2015, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted by DaveWM View Post
in this order

check the line voltage, make sure the B+ supply is good,try new HV (horz out/damper/hv rectifier) tubes.
replace the boost cap (white ceramic tube .1 1kv).
check the resistor value in the Horz out tube screen.
Boost cap was the ticket! The Horizontal was actually a bit too wide, a new .1uf 1KV orange drop brought the width right back into spec. All other voltages were spot on. Thank you!
This is a really low hours set, but it was laid up in storage for close to 30 years in a college theater prop room. I rescued it in 2009 and never used it much until I got my agile modulator/NTSC transmitter set up.
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Originally Posted by dieseljeep View Post
I found the .1 boost cap on a terminal strip on the side of the high voltage enclosure, where the earlier models had them on the PC board.
And that's exactly where it was. This is a pretty late set. Fake wood late 70's styling, a click stop UHF tuner, and a 1976 date code. The CRT tests super strong and all the Compactrons are original GE. It has more of a black matrix looking CRT face than the older Portacolor's I've seen.

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