Cracked Yoke Assembly Adhesive
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A properly wedged and tightened yoke will not move. How do you know that this is even an issue?
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spartan1337
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Good point. So far I've read this might not be an issue. Figure I'd gather more info before attempting anything. I do have to change caps though and will try before messing with this.
mecha
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well, if it's floppy and loose I would be concerned. if it doesn't move then I would leave it be. I've never seen it crack into 2 pieces like that, I've seen D9200 yokes fall apart at the plastic part that rests against the back of the tube.
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spartan1337
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This turned out to not be an issue as everyone stated. Thank you.
The Monitor itself was not powering on at all and I got working again.
I scoured the forums and found other threads with tons of info.
I found a few schematics. This one was useful and this one had a troubleshooting chart.
The chart had me replace IC601 and I reflowed the power supply side components. That all got me power.
Then I saw it had partial horizontal collapse.
I replaced and marked the caps around IC201, I think, for the vertical and that fixed that issue. Best to do them all but I just wanted to get it to good.
Some adjustment and it was back to working condition.
The Monitor itself was not powering on at all and I got working again.
I scoured the forums and found other threads with tons of info.
I found a few schematics. This one was useful and this one had a troubleshooting chart.
The chart had me replace IC601 and I reflowed the power supply side components. That all got me power.
Then I saw it had partial horizontal collapse.
I replaced and marked the caps around IC201, I think, for the vertical and that fixed that issue. Best to do them all but I just wanted to get it to good.
Some adjustment and it was back to working condition.
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