D-Roy
Member
I was in the process of discharging a monitor last night (25" WG, still trying to ID the exact model), and as I slid the end of my discharge tool under the anode cap to make contact with the metal prong part, what looked like a small flat metal disc slipped out and fell into the bottom of the cab. Any idea why that was there or what it could have been for? I thought the only thing under the anode cap was just the metal prong part that attached to the hole in the tube.
From what I saw the split second it fell out from under the cap and into the cab, it was flat like a washer, but without a hole, and was about the size of a nickel. I haven't pulled the monitor yet to get down into the cab to see exactly what it was (Dynamo HS-5).
From what I saw the split second it fell out from under the cap and into the cab, it was flat like a washer, but without a hole, and was about the size of a nickel. I haven't pulled the monitor yet to get down into the cab to see exactly what it was (Dynamo HS-5).



