Ok. I've been watching some videos and doing some reading, and I have a theory. Tell me if this makes sense. I won't have time to test it until at least Friday.
The chassis was re-capped about a year ago. I have the vertical position pin (no pot) in the UP position, and the screen is still too low. Several of you said the horizontal lines are usually hidden, but can show lower on the display due to foldover.
Here's my theory: My yoke needs adjusting. I remember seeing two wedges lying loose in the bottom of the cabinet. If the wedges fell out (or weren't installed), and yoke has the image positioned too low, that could explain the fact that I can't get it high enough on the screen, and the foldover, could it not? To add to my belief, the image is slightly angled; just a tiny bit lower on the left than the right.
Thoughts???
The chassis was re-capped about a year ago. I have the vertical position pin (no pot) in the UP position, and the screen is still too low. Several of you said the horizontal lines are usually hidden, but can show lower on the display due to foldover.
Here's my theory: My yoke needs adjusting. I remember seeing two wedges lying loose in the bottom of the cabinet. If the wedges fell out (or weren't installed), and yoke has the image positioned too low, that could explain the fact that I can't get it high enough on the screen, and the foldover, could it not? To add to my belief, the image is slightly angled; just a tiny bit lower on the left than the right.
Thoughts???


