If you want to avoid blowing the output transistors you can run a
pair of 15 watt light bulbs in place of the X & Y yoke windings. This
would provide a bit of a load and if either glows brightly then you
know that that channel has a problem. Don't use a higher wattage
light as it will allow enough current to damage the outputs...
You can also run the system with the yoke unplugged, but the lights
are nice and illuminating of the condition!
John :-#)#
>You can test the low voltage section of a WG deflection board without
>connecting it to any other components. I'd recommend doing this first
>(not least because low voltage failures are very common) before fully
>connecting it. Avoid blowing power transistors and the like.
>
>I don't have the schematics handy, but there is a JPEG on the LV2000 site
>which you can generalise back to the standard design.
>
>Tony
>
>> I have a non working WG6100 and a working WG6100. What are the risks in
>> swapping the boards into the working monitor as a trouble shooting aid?
>> For instance, If I swap in the deflection board from the non working
>> monitor do I risk damaging the working monitor. What about the high
>> voltage assembly etc.?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Scott
>
>
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