Does any one know of a good Quality Non-Stick Grease suited for
sealing flyback anode cup?
Currently I am using RadioShack 64-2326 but find that it dries out
quickly on some sets.
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Brian Dorset
Brian's Electronix Services
St Vincent. West Indies

"bdorset" bravely wrote to "All" (19 Jan 05 03:46:22)
--- on the heady topic of "Grease for Flyback Anode Cup?"

bd From: "bdorset"
bd Xref: aeinews sci.electronics.repair:7715

bd Does any one know of a good Quality Non-Stick Grease suited for
bd sealing flyback anode cup?
bd Currently I am using RadioShack 64-2326 but find that it dries out
bd quickly on some sets.

Brian, have you considered automotive sparkplug dielectric grease?

A*s*i*m*o*v

.... You mean 15" sparks are SUPPOSED to come out of this thing?!?

Goodness sake Brain,
just clean up the area up with lightly oiled rag, always works a treat for
me

Other dead beat tech's cover the area in grease of one type or another,
the EHT attracts dust, the whole area turns to **** a few years later,

Some people use METHS to clean the area, ^$$^&&% sake, just use a clean rag
with a light coating of light oil maybe from a spray can and as I say works
a treat.



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Does any one know of a good Quality Non-Stick Grease suited for
sealing flyback anode cup?
Currently I am using RadioShack 64-2326 but find that it dries out
quickly on some sets.
_________________
Brian Dorset
Brian's Electronix Services
St Vincent. West Indies