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Thanks everyone for your suggestions!? I ordered some Neolube to try and fix the keypads. I have looked around for schematics for this scope, but could only find them for the TDS520.? Does anyone

Looks like a C31 scope camera lens. Want a similar one for $15+shipping? -- John

An interesting item on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/266572090307

If it is truely a D model, you got a free upgrade. I assume the acquisition board may have been replaced at some point. I've had good success repairing these buttons using the 'electric paint' from

I have resurrected these elastomer keypads by cleaning them and the PCB with 99% IPA and then recoating the carbon pads with 2 to three coats of Neolube No.2 colloidal graphite in an alcohol carrier.

You don't need to press the clear button. It switched to "normal" mode after a few seconds automatically. So this is no problem. I had a 754D with a few buttons not working. In my case it was solved

Sounds like it might have been modified to power up automatically like that, for use as part of some other system. In Truth...? Just guessing. Dave B. -- Sent from a MicroSoft free zone:

I purchased a TDS754A on Ebay.? After receiving it I plugged it in and the scope powered up without pressing the ON/STBY button. The scope booted and the power-up self check passed.? It said that

From? my notes- Do not remember the actual symptom whether just a spot initial turn on then vanished or nothing on the screen..I think it was nothing.....anyway, on my 2335 the issue was on the Z

Mike, Thank you. If/when I discover the problem, will post resolution here. William, k6whp -------------------- "Cheer up, things could get worse. So I cheered up and things got worse."

Here's the service manual: https://w140.com/tekwiki/images/d/da/070-4116-00.pdf Try the "NO VISIBLE DISPLAY" troubleshooting chart on page 242. Good luck! -Mike

Sorry for the undisciplined pleas for help but does anyone have any thoughts on a Tek 2335 that powers on and juts displays a spot and no sweep? Just need a suggestion or two to know where to start

I think those are at best only very loosely equivalent models at best as the HP versions had a different layout and some additional/different functions, but at this point anything is better than no

I've sent off a message to Yokogawa asking for info on the closely related 7537

Alrighty, final identity crisis I swear... :D To encompass more of the smaller Japanese brands, I've settled finally on this name: /g/Japanese-Test-Equipment Basically, it'll be open

Since you have been able to communicate with Yokogawa directly I wonder if you could ask them if there might be any technical information still available, service manual, or even a plain schematic of

Whoops, forgot the new link: /g/Yokogawa-Hioki-Anritsu-Kyoritsu

I have just expanded the scope of the new group to cover Yokogawa, Anritsu, Hioki and Kyoritsu gear. I figure we may as well cover a bunch of the main brands of Japanese equipment in one place. Jared

I've been recently acquiring more Yokogawa test gear and have been talking to Yokogawa to obtain old manuals etc, so I thought maybe I'd make a group to put the info and for others to join in too. I

Dave,? Hold on I am going to do some pliminary work on the Tek 2445. I am going to try cleaning the switches with Deoxid D5 and then see what my max be is.? Walt? Sent from the all new AOL app for