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Re: 475 progress but another road-block


 

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The 112 is ok for the 110 measurement.
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Resistance measurements depend on several variables including lead polarity, meter type, and active device junction variables.
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You need to make a dc voltage measurement on each of the deflection plates (left and right, top and?bottom)?and report the measurements. Let's see if the beam is anywhere near the center.
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Next thing to check is the triggering. Are you getting a sweep?
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That should keep you busy for a while :).
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Tom
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----- Original Message -----
From: i814u2.geo
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2013 3:45 PM
Subject: [TekScopes] 475 progress but another road-block

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So, with the help of the folks here and some troubleshooting, I've gotten my 475 closer to being usable again.

However, I'm stuck at a new spot now. I am getting almost perfect voltages at each test point except for the 110V TP which shows roughly 112.4 (which is still within tolerance, just not ideal).
The odd thing is that when I test resistance to ground, only about half of the points are within tolerance. 110, -15, U50, and 105 all show much more resistance than they should. Especially -15 which is showing several K of resistance (book shows it should be 480 ohms).

At some point, I also found a trace that was broken and made the repair. I now get a display if I use the beam finder button. However, I do not get a display without using that button. When I adjust knobs on the front, that "beam found trace" does move (mostly as I would expect). It doesn't seem to stay perfectly still in all cases, but I'm assuming that is because something is still bad and causing issues (including the resistance variances).

I do not have another scope in order to test ripple. I've been trying to follow the troubleshooting flow chart in the manual, but I may be getting confused. If I press the beam finder and adjust the trace to the center, but then release the beam finder button and still see no trace, should I be disconnecting the delay line as my next test?
Or have I gotten ahead of myself?

-Josh

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