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 1960's HMV Trent half running, No vertical and no sound issues
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 Nathan Brown
 Location: East Maitland, NSW
 Member since 13 May 2013
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The horizontal is working fine but there is no vertical and no sound. so anyone know any possible suspects?


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 Chris Ronayne
 Location: Wauchope, NSW
 Member since 1 January 2013
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I've given you some suggestions about the audio fault previously - use a multimeter to test the speaker and audio transformer for open or shorted windings. Test each winding with a multimeter - set on the resistance setting. Write down the readings you get and which winding they are from, and post them here.

Do the same for the vertical coil on the deflection yoke.

Chris
 
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