i suppose i better do a write up for the ranger,it did work for a while and then developed a serious fault which turned out to be flyback failure
whihc happend about a week later?
so,lets get this over with
power supply was dead,so i repaired it by replacing quite a few parts,ill list them below
about 16 electrolytic caps,of varius ratings,all under 100v,the higher voltage ones were fine,all had leaked onto the board and was still wet with rotting legs
replaced the switching ic,this uses a IR3M02A
replaced a transistor becuase the legs had corrosion on them a C3309
replaced the 5 volt regulator as that was not in a great state,and still wet with the spillage,this uses a PQ05R05,i couldnt get those so i subbed it with a PQ05R04
at this point the monitor is working but has purity issues,becuase i noticed the deguass wasnt working at all,plus i had to make an adaptor,for the video port to see anything
so ,power supply comes out to be repaired again
parts replaced ,
one 555 timer,dead
two ceramic caps,rated at 10nf completly open
and fusable resistor rated at 68 ohms that was open
after putting it back together it works completly
picture was nice,tube is a bit tired it has a lot of hours on it
then...i turn it on one day,and it has horizontal collapse right in front of me
i try to fix that and work out why,and find a dead op amp on one board that feeds back to the supply for regulation for the rail that feeds the flyback transformer and also replace a shunt regulator
that does nothing for the fault in general
tim manages to get another supply,surprise surprise
that turns out to have pretty much exactly the same faults,i repair that,which i wont get into,tim knows already it just reinforced the flyback dieing theory
i did test the flyback but it was inconclusive,that happens sometimes,so i i had to look at everything else and iliminate it as a reason for the fault
ill put a picture up of when it was working,there was alot more to this ,but itll never appear in this thread,its just too much to talk about without it looking like a massive wall of text
here is a couple of pictures one before the deguass was fixed and one after,yes you are seeing a pincusion fault,that turned out to be a dirty pot
to say these are hard to work on is a understatement
one small note here,this monitor,must of had a test fixture at the factory,proof of this is everywhere,it has sockets that leads plug into for signals and voltages
you cant get to anything inside it to do any real testing with probes when its assembled in the case as its surrouded by other boards and sheets of metal
that point is frustrating,basically there isnt any room to work or something is buried behind or under something else requiring full dis assembly,no service position at all to access points on any board in a safe way