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==Disintegrated fan mounts==
: See [[Fan mounts]].
==Supply out of regulation==
==Supply out of regulation==
:'''Symptom:''' +350 V supply out of regulation (~300 V)
:'''Symptom:''' +350 V supply out of regulation (~300 V)
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:'''Solution:''' Replace C180B-D
:'''Solution:''' Replace C180B-D


==Burned-out HV transformer==
:'''Symptom:''' HV transformer showing burns
:'''Root cause:''' overload by earlier V800 failure caused by leaky HV caps
:'''Solution:''' Replaced by 120-114 transformer (502) with 120-150 (from 502A) using only one cathode secondary.  Note the grid winding has more turns on the 120-150, so a dropper resistor needs to be added to prevent the grid going too negative (no beam).


[[Category:Instrument repair reports]]
[[Category:Instrument repair reports]]

Latest revision as of 10:58, 6 July 2022

Disintegrated fan mounts

See Fan mounts.

Supply out of regulation

Symptom: +350 V supply out of regulation (~300 V)
Root cause: C751 10 nF "Bumble Bee" leaky
Solution: Replace C751

HV very low

Symptom: HV very low, oscillator tube V800 gets very hot
Root cause: Black Beauty capacitors in HV circuit leaky
Solution: Replace all 6.8 nF HV caps

No sweep at slower speeds

Symptom: In 1 ms/Div and slower, no sweep − trace stationary on left
Root cause: Bumble Bee capacitors in holdoff circuit leaky
Solution: Replace C180B-D

Burned-out HV transformer

Symptom: HV transformer showing burns
Root cause: overload by earlier V800 failure caused by leaky HV caps
Solution: Replaced by 120-114 transformer (502) with 120-150 (from 502A) using only one cathode secondary. Note the grid winding has more turns on the 120-150, so a dropper resistor needs to be added to prevent the grid going too negative (no beam).