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25th May 2018, 6:43 pm | #21 |
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Re: Bush TV22 flyback pulse
Thanks for all the helpful suggestions.
Hugo: All the components you mention have been changed with the exception of the 470pF sm tuning capacitor - I'll do that next. The fact that the recovery is pretty well instantaneous does point to an intermittent component and of course a dry joint is always a possibility. Beery and D Cassidy: The 820K line oscillator anode resistor is a new component - yes it had gone high! The ECL80 tests good on the AVO VCM but I ought to try another one in there. I'm not now convinced the EY51 was a problem - certainly changing it didn't initially make any difference. Can these be realistically tested on a VCM? To me the associated line linearity shift must be a strong clue. Presumably a problem with the line waveform could also result in poor EHT regulation, either due to lack of line pulse energy and/or low heater volts on the rectifier. The "problem" now is that the fault seems to still be absent, despite the set having been switched off for 24 hours. Maybe I should be pleased, but we all know that intermittent faults have a habit of returning at the worst possible time!
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26th May 2018, 1:31 pm | #22 |
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Re: Bush TV22 flyback pulse
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