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 Kresiler 3 in 1 Model 157
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 Stace
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Hi all - I've recently purchased a Model 157 Kriesler 3 in 1 radio - TV - record player. The Transformer needs replacing - I was wondering if anyone has had experience with these models or knowledge around wether an alternate transformer can be installed instead of having to make or replace the original? Cheer


 
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 Stace
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1968 is year of manufacture


 
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 Ian Robertson
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What transformer? (there are several!)
Who diagnosed it?
What are the symptoms?
Is it in the radiogram or the TV part?

Unless you know it has been examined by someone who actually knows what they are doing, you should not plug it in.

For 1968, the TV chassis will be a 79-23.

Are you looking for someone to repair it or will you be doing that yourself?
 
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