oops. It is a brown black blue, which is 10 megohms.

its only reading as 2.

Is this the problem?



"Shoreline Electronics" wrote in message
.. .
Remove the HOT and try......if it still shuts down , your Hv section
should
be OK

Check R607 10 Meg


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"Mike" wrote in message
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I try to power it on, the tv will cycle for a sec and shut off.

I checked the HOT, and it tests fine.

I also read that there are two to-220 regulators that typically go bad
on
these, I went ahead and replaced the 7805, and the 7806 regulators, and
the
set still cycles.

I pulled the power supply back out and checked the diodes and voltages.
The
secondary supply diodes test fine.

I checked the volteges on the power supply, the 113vdc test post tests a
normal voltage, and I checked the voltages at the regulators and they
both
appear to be normal.

There is about 7volts on the 5vdc regulator with a 4.8 to 5v output

there is 11.5 vdc on the 6vdc regulator with about 5.8 to 6vdc output.

The volts are normal. When i try to power it up, it will cycle too
quickly
for the HV to come up.

If i disconnect the TV deflection board completely from the circuit, it
still cycles.

Im stuck.

Any Ideas?