Re: More on my WG 6100 problems

The yoke is probably not shorted. Without the load of the yoke the capacitor
(which is probably what was wrong all along) blew. Betcha replacing the
capacitor is all you need.

Patrick Lawrence wrote:

> Hello group,
>
> At the advice of somebody who knows more about this than me, it was
> suggested that F600 was blowing fuses because of a short in the chassis
> transistors or the yoke had a short. None of the transistors were
> shorted, so I unplugged P701 (the connector to the yoke...)
>
> Sure enough, F600 did not blow. However, C902 on the HV board make a very
> large "POP" and proceeded to smoke.
>
> How does one go about testing a yoke for shorts? And would C902 blow if
> the yoke was not hooked up? Or is that indicative of another problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pat
> --
> "You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake!" - Tyler Durden
>
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