Mongo
Well-known member
I have a D9200 that was a gift from a member here at the last auction. I started looking at it last night to see if it could be saved. While re-assembling all of the connectors, I found the yoke was damaged. Not a little bit but a LOT. It rotates freely on the neck. It appears it got forced backwards somehow and shattered completely around the clamp. the two small fiber boards that have the connection points at the top and bottom of the yoke are hanging loose as they have been broken off of their mounts. Just the same... I shoved it all together and powered it up. Here is what needs to be repaired at this point:
The YOKE needs to be replaced or somehow repaired (lots of glue/epoxy and plastic).
The board powers up and I get neck glow for certain but I am not sure about HV yet.
Given my problems with the YOKE, is this worth bothering to repair or should I just junk the yoke and tube and save the chassis for another day?
The YOKE needs to be replaced or somehow repaired (lots of glue/epoxy and plastic).
The board powers up and I get neck glow for certain but I am not sure about HV yet.
Given my problems with the YOKE, is this worth bothering to repair or should I just junk the yoke and tube and save the chassis for another day?

