How can I find the model number of a GE table radio? It is AM/FM with 6 tubes. It has a circuit board. The tuning is on the right, speaker on the left, White plastic. volume control and AM/FM in the bottom center.
The paper on the back that had the model number is ripped and the model is not there. The line cord is attached to the back so it disconnects when the back is removed. Thanks

:How can I find the model number of a GE table radio? It is AM/FM with 6 tubes. It has a circuit board. The tuning is on the right, speaker on the left, White plastic. volume control and AM/FM in the bottom center.
:The paper on the back that had the model number is ripped and the model is not there. The line cord is attached to the back so it disconnects when the back is removed. Thanks
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Tom,
You might try to find a picture at the Radio Attic that matches your radio:
http://www.radioatticarchives.com/
Posting the tube line up might also help.
Carl T

Carl, Thanks for the link. The set looks like the T225A. It must be too new for it's schematic to be on Nostalgia air. The set has some newer tubes. 35W4, 35C5, 12BE6, 12BA6 19HV8, 19JN8.

Tom

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:Tom,
:You might try to find a picture at the Radio Attic that matches your radio:
:http://www.radioatticarchives.com/
:Posting the tube line up might also help.
:Carl T
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:Carl, Thanks for the link. The set looks like the T225A. It must be too new for it's schematic to be on Nostalgia air. The set has some newer tubes. 35W4, 35C5, 12BE6, 12BA6 19HV8, 19JN8.
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Tom,
Appears to be from around 1963.
Service info would be in Sam's set 686, folder 10.
Carl T

::Carl, Thanks for the link. The set looks like the T225A. It must be too new for it's schematic to be on Nostalgia air. The set has some newer tubes. 35W4, 35C5, 12BE6, 12BA6 19HV8, 19JN8.
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:Tom,
:Appears to be from around 1963.
:Service info would be in Sam's set 686, folder 10.
:Carl T

I have 2 of these in bone and brown cabinets and a partial Sams folder (3/1964).
The plastic tuning cap pulleys have the dial string tension spring retainer tabs broken off, but the spring end can be secured elsewhere on the pulley.
Many main public city libraries have Sams on file for you to copy or I can e-mail you what I have.
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