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bailey · 08-27-2002, 10:05 PM

there is two possibilites that can cause this problem, one is that the crt (picture tube0 may be getting weak and taking a long time to get brite enough to see, it is very expensive to replace that.

the second one is that the high voltage ( 30,000) that feeds the anode of the crt may be week or very slow reaching the point needed to have the display brightness necessary to show a picture. a high voltage probe meter is required to measure this voltage.

08-27-2002, 10:05 PM	#3
bailey Member (14 bit) Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Christmas, Florida Posts: 10,661	there is two possibilites that can cause this problem, one is that the crt (picture tube0 may be getting weak and taking a long time to get brite enough to see, it is very expensive to replace that. the second one is that the high voltage ( 30,000) that feeds the anode of the crt may be week or very slow reaching the point needed to have the display brightness necessary to show a picture. a high voltage probe meter is required to measure this voltage.