What about all of the non-electrolytic caps? I can't seem to verify if they are good or
not like I can with the elecrolytics. I can tell they haven't shorted, but thats it.
What about tuning the HV on the thing? How often do you guys need to do that? I've been
at this a year now, and this is my first possible case I might need to check it. Actually,
I guess I should check the cost first, I suppose.. Are they cheap enough for a one-time
use? Or is it more cost effective to try to borrow a tester?
Anyway, thanks for the idea.. That is a little better even than the brute force method
I was using (pulling, testing, and putting back). I'll get out an order today.. BGMicro
the best place to get an order like that? Maybe I should order another cap kit too? Or
will they have everything I would need? (sorry for all the newbie questions)
Jon
At 11:56 AM 7/23/99 -0600, Jess Askey wrote:
>there aren't many transistors on a G-05 deflection. I would replace them all with new ones
>and all the diodes too. Then measure all your resistors while the semiconductors are out
>of circuit. You can usually just get by with checking the transistors and diodes out of
>circuit to see if they are flaky, but for the definite fix, replace em.
Received on Fri Jul 23 13:34:50 1999
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