Awesome video, but please don't leave us hanging!! Later-model television sets with printed-circuit boards seem to be easier to work on than the older, hand-wired vacuum-tube sets. When you're done with it, your TV set will probably be working as good as new, if not a little better. Hopefully, you didn't inadvertently bump the deflection yoke and knock it out of kilter. Convergence adjustment can be a rather challenging task when you don't have any test equipment.
@HDXFH yeah, it's a good idea not to save a few cents on caps. Manufacturers like to save a few cents on mass produced products because a few cents here and there can add up to a considerable amount of money. however for a repair job I think quality parts should be used.
I like the attitude about the "trolls" :)
tim78704 5 months ago
@tim78704 :)
Lockemeister 5 months ago
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HardKnocks60 5 months ago
@HardKnocks60 i gots more tomorrow, same Bat time, same Bat channel
actually I am very carefull no bumping of the convergence adjustments
Lockemeister 5 months ago
Awesome video, but please don't leave us hanging!! Later-model television sets with printed-circuit boards seem to be easier to work on than the older, hand-wired vacuum-tube sets. When you're done with it, your TV set will probably be working as good as new, if not a little better. Hopefully, you didn't inadvertently bump the deflection yoke and knock it out of kilter. Convergence adjustment can be a rather challenging task when you don't have any test equipment.
HardKnocks60 5 months ago
@MrDennis8805 thanks for the kind comment
Lockemeister 5 months ago
Next one please........ fast
mukerjea 5 months ago
@mukerjea I hope you're not repairing your set from viewing my videos :-)
Lockemeister 5 months ago
@Lockemeister YESSSSSSSSS!! Now don't just talk... go on........... :)
Seriously, I'm liking what you are doing.
mukerjea 5 months ago
@mukerjea I hope you're not repairing your set from viewing my videos :-)
Lockemeister 5 months ago
Nice repair demonstration so far. Well explained. Thanks for the tips and suggestions. Keep them instructional videos coming!
Tobinindustrial 5 months ago
@Tobinindustrial thanks for the kind comment
Lockemeister 5 months ago
Good Advice, I always go for the Good Brand caps :), Damn Planned Obsolescence!
HDXFH 5 months ago
@HDXFH yeah, it's a good idea not to save a few cents on caps. Manufacturers like to save a few cents on mass produced products because a few cents here and there can add up to a considerable amount of money. however for a repair job I think quality parts should be used.
Lockemeister 5 months ago