I had an issue with a WG 19" K7000a chassis with a zenith flyback. Put in a cap kit, and transplanted a good R103 from another chassis.
After putting it back in, the monitor would go into shutdown after a few seconds.
Took it back out, removed the epoxy off of the HV shutdown pot, put it back in, and adjusted it so the monitor wouldn't shut down anymore.
Picture is now perfect, crisp and bright, and stays on all the time.
Is there any possibility of xrays coming out the tube now since I messed with that pot? Is there something to check with my meter to make sure it's within limits? I'm sure the epoxy was on that pot for a reason.
After putting it back in, the monitor would go into shutdown after a few seconds.
Took it back out, removed the epoxy off of the HV shutdown pot, put it back in, and adjusted it so the monitor wouldn't shut down anymore.
Picture is now perfect, crisp and bright, and stays on all the time.
Is there any possibility of xrays coming out the tube now since I messed with that pot? Is there something to check with my meter to make sure it's within limits? I'm sure the epoxy was on that pot for a reason.
