Remember to be careful about the HV anode connected to the picture tube
MIGHT have a rather large CHARGE! SO I would carefully discharge the tube
BEFORE attempting to solder anything. Now in this case the HV diode is a
press fit into the two rubber plugs on the red HV lead. I don't think it
was soldered. Just carefully press the ends back on to the HV diode, and
make sure to wipe the red HV lead to make sure there is no guck that might
be conductive as well.
John :-#)#
At 06:56 PM 27-12-00, Matt J. McCullar wrote:
> > I have received word from the customer( I dont have the game with
>me)that when
> >he wiggles the wire connection to the HV unit he gets video back then after
>a
> >little bit every object gets really big and video goes out again. Possibly
>a bad
> >solder connection?
>
>
>Sounds like the high voltage is going out, causing the "blooming" effect. A
>bad solder joint seems like a good place to start. Look at the joints on
>the connectors of the HV unit, where the cable harnesses plug in.
>
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