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 Kimf
 Location: Marrickville, NSW
 Member since 23 September 2016
 Member #: 1976
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Hi Folks

I have a National TC-1406R Colour TV that is currently playing in black and white but not colour. I am based in sydney and took it to Wagner for repairs. They told me it needed a new flipback transformer mar board but that they are no longer available. Does anyone know where I could source a part to fix it or know a specialist or enthusiast collector who might be able to repair it.

Its such an awesome looking tele, I don't want to give up hope until I've exhausted all avenues!!

Thanks for any advice in advance

Cheers

Kim


 
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 Brad
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G'day Kim,

As this question is being dealt with in General Discussion I'll ask that further replies be made there.

All replies in this thread please.


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