[wjd03]

This is so amazing!!!! I fixed it! Nice picture clean, after a convergance adjustment. I ordered a new Flyback but I wanted to give the other (new ) one -one more try. I found that the Red wire going into it had broken wherer it seats inside. I had to drill a hole through the long insulator to see it , pulled it out and seated the wire back into it, and wala! But as I thought might happen, voltage is slipping out. I need to put epoxy where the drill hole is to seal it and I am done. I would like to thank everyone who guided me through this from what to look for to the right parts to order. This is awsome!

[minnie]

The catch in the flyback might be shot, 240966 is the part # for a new anode lead.

[wjd03]

Thanks Minnie, but how did you do that? When I try to send the wire in the shoot to the bottom, it wont stay, it used to seat in the proper pin hole but now I am getting the same power problems as before (before I replaced the flyback). I have ordered another flyback because I had the power back on before I had to remove the cables and flip the board and check solder joints. Any ideas? or will a new flyback be a better solution?

[minnie]

I've used tooth picks and silicone when I had too.

[wjd03]

Sorry I should have been specific, Its the RCA D52W19 I have been working on. The flyback (red) wire is getting short from trying to ckech board for poor soldering. Any ideas?

[jts1957]

Brand/Model/what trying to "catch?"

[wjd03]

ok all, need some help here, i am catching a devil of a time getting the red flyback wire to catch. had to take it out several times to check soldered pins. now i cant get the darn thing(red lead) to catch, and afraid it is getting to short!!!
help