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Default Zenith ZB4685T no green

I found one of these projection sets, I liked it because of the bose hi-fi,
and dolby sorround.

Anyway, The set had a very dim picture, it was out of focus, and there was
no green period.

The back of it was missing, and I found the model number on a sticker.

I fixed the out of focus problems, and I turned the picture off from 0 to
give a great picture. It has a great purple picture, but no green. there is
absolutely no raster at all on the green tube. The filiments are lighting in
all 3 tubes, and HV is there.

I pulled out the CRT neck board, and with other zenith sets I worked on,
alot of the color problems are open resistors on the CRT neck board.

I checked every component on the neck board. All of the transistors are
good, and no shorted/open diodes, and every resistor tests within tolerance.
Im thinking its in the video output board.

Any ideas? is this a common problem, anyone know? I tried cranking the G2
all the way up, it makes no difference. Still no green raster.


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Default Zenith ZB4685T no green

try moving either the red or blue CRT board over to the green CRT and see if it
still won't light; that'll tell you if it's tube or circuits...
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