[TechAssist] Re: CTC 169 PTV *** Green Anode Button Arching ! *** UPDATE

Might try cleaning the affected area and applying silcone sealant and let 
cure for at least 24 hours.

Jerry's TV Service (Since 1978)
840 So. Kansas Ave
Liberal, KS 67901
620-624-4302
jhoeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John & Sharon Mikowich" <spacenut@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 3:08 PM
Subject: [TechAssist] Re: CTC 169 PTV *** Green Anode Button Arching ! *** 
UPDATE


John & Sharon Mikowich wrote:

> Hi Everyone;
>
>      This ctc169 ptv came in dead. found horz. out shorted. replace
> horz. out & splitter. Fired up the set, started hearing this arching,
> set shut down. Found hv anode button on green crt had burnt through & is
> arching to gnd. Since I have never had to change one of these before on
> a ptv I really am not sure how to. What I would like to know is how do I
> change this or do I have to replace the complete tube ? Do I have to
> separate the tube from the housing & how. then when I put back together,
> what type of alignment do I have to do? also is there a part number for
> the buttons. Have no manual so on my own. Any help would be appreciated 
> !!!
>
> Thank You In Advance;
>
> John Mikowich
> East Side Tv.
>
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Hi Everyone:

     After waiting some time the customer finally gave the ok to fix
this. Thanks for everyones help, the problem is the fluid leaked over
the tube causing the arching. What I would like to know is what parts do
I need & numbers & how do I do this, I have never had to repair a fluid
leak since I do not do that muck projo. can some one guide me through
this it would be extremely appreciated !!!

Thank You,

John Mikowich
East Side tv.


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