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I saw it this past week when I picked up a couple of old sets, and it was in rough shape, but still complete. You would need to drive to Maryland for the pickup, though.
:Does anyone in radio world have parts for a General Electric Model #810 television?After doing a complete recap and getting a great picture the whole thing went south.I have traced the problem to the yoke as the windings are breaking down at about 80% on the Variac.I am in need of the yoke assembly or even a complete parts set if the price is right,Thanks
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::Does anyone in radio world have parts for a General Electric Model #810 television?After doing a complete recap and getting a great picture the whole thing went south.I have traced the problem to the yoke as the windings are breaking down at about 80% on the Variac.I am in need of the yoke assembly or even a complete parts set if the price is right,Thanks
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:::Does anyone in radio world have parts for a General Electric Model #810 television?After doing a complete recap and getting a great picture the whole thing went south.I have traced the problem to the yoke as the windings are breaking down at about 80% on the Variac.I am in need of the yoke assembly or even a complete parts set if the price is right,Thanks
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::I saw it this past week when I picked up a couple of old sets, and it was in rough shape, but still complete. You would need to drive to Maryland for the pickup, though.
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:::Does anyone in radio world have parts for a General Electric Model #810 television?After doing a complete recap and getting a great picture the whole thing went south.I have traced the problem to the yoke as the windings are breaking down at about 80% on the Variac.I am in need of the yoke assembly or even a complete parts set if the price is right,Thanks
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:::I was hoping to find just the part I needed.Do you have a phone number or some way to contact the gentleman?This gentleman was selling an 810 for $15:
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:::I saw it this past week when I picked up a couple of old sets, and it was in rough shape, but still complete. You would need to drive to Maryland for the pickup, though.
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:Since the unit was working initially and apparently has not broken down enough to result in a keystoning of the raster, try this.
:The fault is typicaly an arcover between the vert and hoz windings.
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:See if you can pull the yoke for a VEWY-VEWY carefull inspection of the visible windings under a bright light and MAGNIFIER, to see if any bare copper or blackening of an arcover is showing.
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:Then use an old analog VOM connected between the vert and hoz windings to see if any pressure around all of the areas of the yoke will show a resistance presence
:showing up . That would pinpoint a particular area. When I have found that touchy area I see if I can pinpoint the windings involved, and separate them apart a bit . . . then I spray the area with Krylon Crystal Clear and place in the oven for a cool down cycle from initially having been at ~ 250 degrees of initial warm up, then turned off.
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:Soak the windings several times and you might have lucked out with your lacquer flowing in and having reinsulated the problem area(s).
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:73's de Edd
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::::I saw it this past week when I picked up a couple of old sets, and it was in rough shape, but still complete. You would need to drive to Maryland for the pickup, though.
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:::::Does anyone in radio world have parts for a General Electric Model #810 television?After doing a complete recap and getting a great picture the whole thing went south.I have traced the problem to the yoke as the windings are breaking down at about 80% on the Variac.I am in need of the yoke assembly or even a complete parts set if the price is right,Thanks
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:Sir Todd . . . . . .
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:Since the unit was working initially and apparently has not broken down enough to result in a keystoning of the raster, try this.
:The fault is typicaly an arcover between the vert and hoz windings.
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:See if you can pull the yoke for a VEWY-VEWY carefull inspection of the visible windings under a bright light and MAGNIFIER, to see if any bare copper or blackening of an arcover is showing.
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:Then use an old analog VOM connected between the vert and hoz windings to see if any pressure around all of the areas of the yoke will show a resistance presence
:showing up . That would pinpoint a particular area. When I have found that touchy area I see if I can pinpoint the windings involved, and separate them apart a bit . . . then I spray the area with Krylon Crystal Clear and place in the oven for a cool down cycle from initially having been at ~ 250 degrees of initial warm up, then turned off.
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:Soak the windings several times and you might have lucked out with your lacquer flowing in and having reinsulated the problem area(s).
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:73's de Edd
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