Be really careful when pulling the yoke off - the plastic tabs in the ring
assembly that are clamped onto the tube are pretty fragile after years of
heat and dust. - and then, since all tubes are slightly different, expect
to have to make some convergence adjustments. You'll need the rubber
wedges off of the old tube. And I would recommend reading Greg Woodcock's
document on Dealing with X-Y monitors (From gamearchive.com) - because it
really helped me.....
Good luck.
Matt
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On Wed, 21 Oct 1998, Dave Downin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently working at restoring a Tempest and am replacing the picture tube
> (as well as putting in a Zanen cap kit and an LV2000). I've got all the
> boards out and am cleaning them up, but still need to remove the old tube and
> put the new one in.
>
> I've never really messed with replacing a picture tube, so any pointers, help,
> or cautions regarding removing the yoke assembly and re-installing it on the
> new tube would be very welcome. I just don't want to screw it up so that I
> can't use it anymore.
>
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