Re: WG6100 HV Crackle

One more thing Dave. Are you having Y2K probs? Your messages are
coming to me with a date of "100" instead of "2000". ;-) Maybe it's
me, but your posts are the only ones doing this...

Noel

Dave Downin wrote:
>
> > "Gregg Woodcock" <woodcock@fastlane.net> wrote:
> >
> > Yes; the chassis transistors!!! Try swapping those and make CERTAIN the
> > ones on the "bad" monitor are properly insulated. I suspect the problem is
> > a poorly insulated transistor allowing the chassis to drift away from ground
> > and then short into the focus assembly from the frame...
>
> I checked and replaced all the mica insulators. Still same problem. So, I
> isolated the HV unit from the chassis ground to see if that fixed the
> problem... it didn't. Any other suggestions?
>
> --
> Dave Downin (dave@arlo.net)
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Received on Sun Feb 13 21:33:28 2000