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== Chime but No Video == {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:center;" |+ '''Video Issues After Successful Startup Chime''' |- ! Symptom !! Possible Cause !! Recommended Action |- | Chime, no video, drive activity || CRT failure, video circuit problem, brightness set to minimum || Adjust brightness/contrast, check CRT neck board, test analog board |- | Dim or faded display || Weak CRT, failing analog board capacitors || Check CRT heater glow, recap analog board |- | Distorted geometry || Yoke misalignment, failing capacitors, magnetic interference || Adjust yoke, recap analog board, degauss screen |- | Horizontal or vertical collapse || Deflection circuit failure || Replace failed components in H/V deflection circuits |- | Flickering display || Failing capacitors, cold solder joints || Recap analog board, reflow solder joints |- | No video but TV mode works || Logic board video circuit failure || Check logic board capacitors, test video RAM |} === Flyback Transformer Check === The flyback transformer is a common failure point: * Check for audible arcing or crackling sounds * Inspect for cracks in the transformer body * Measure secondary winding resistance if accessible * Replacement requires exact match or compatible substitute
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