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CRT (Makvision) image is a large bluish blob. Dead, or repairable?

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grantspain:

if you got the right pin on the crt socket then your tube has a gun short
if you desolder the blue gun pin on the crt socket then there is no way you will get blue unless there is a short in the tube

Baldbull:


--- Quote from: grantspain on February 24, 2021, 04:28:41 pm ---if you got the right pin on the crt socket then your tube has a gun short
if you desolder the blue gun pin on the crt socket then there is no way you will get blue unless there is a short in the tube

--- End quote ---

Was afraid of that.. Could that explain the strange green/red that show on the sides after a minute or two?

So it is terminal.  Bummer. 

jennifer:

No, he is saying it needs a rejuvenation.

Baldbull:

Shouldn't I be able to confirm a short by measuring resistance between the tube pins?

Should I be getting continuity between any two pins? (I am..)  I've got a pin I can't seem to identify.. has continuity with the heater, but isn't used by the board.  No shorts w/ BK pin?  now confused.

Looks like there some quick fixes to try here -> http://www.thegleam.com/ke5fx/crt/sencrt.pdf

jennifer:

A rejuvinator has a setting to clear shorts, as that is actually a common problem...However be warned it is not a guaranteed fix, the better the machine the better your chances and even then may  shorten the life of the tube....Personally Jenn would use a Beltron but they are hard to find, and as a second choice wouldn't use anything smaller than the BK 467...*(opinion)

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