Anyone know of an easy way to replace the rubber anode cup on a WG K6100 high-voltage transformer? I have a K6100 high-voltage transformer that I believe works, but rodents/insects ate the outer 1/3 of the rubber anode cup (not perfectly round, but round enough). Yes, I know I can replace the entire K6100 high-voltage transformer and I do have an NOS replacement on-hand, but would like to save this original if possible. In case anyone is wondering, the transformer is from a P329 HV unit.
Oh, I should note I do have an anode cup from another K6100 high-voltage transformer that died a horrible death, but the red anode wire was cut well above the transformer. I have been looking for an easy way to remove the metal pins from the end of the anode wire (under the cup), but to date have not been able to successfully remove it without causing damage).
Ideas? Thanks.
Scott C.
Oh, I should note I do have an anode cup from another K6100 high-voltage transformer that died a horrible death, but the red anode wire was cut well above the transformer. I have been looking for an easy way to remove the metal pins from the end of the anode wire (under the cup), but to date have not been able to successfully remove it without causing damage).
Ideas? Thanks.
Scott C.
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