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 HMV TV F5-A6 deflection Yoke
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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 10:43:38 PM on 23 December 2013.
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 Stumatoo
 Location: London, UK
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Hi I'm new to this site but not new to radio and TV repairs. I'm from Australia but live in London now. Some of my collection is therefore from Australia and things were made locally in those days. I'm also on the radio-museum site.
Anyway I have an HMV F5-A6 TV from Australia and the deflection yoke is faulty in one of the horizontal coils - the resistance reading is high and varies suggesting a broken wire somewhere in the winding. (the end connections are fine, checked)

I have no idea if I can get a replacement from anywhere or have it re wound. To find a replacement I would need to know what other sets this yoke was used in, or a part number, none of which I have.

If anyone has any suggestions or info id be greatful!

Stuart


 
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 MonochromeTV
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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Quoted from the Plessey Rola Television Component Replacement Guide, October 1971.

Deflection yoke for HMV F5:

HMV manufacturers part no. 2590851.

Original Rola part no. TV903-9.

Plessey Rola replacement part no. TV911.

Click on my profile for my contact if you would like a copy.
 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 3 · Written at 7:49:11 AM on 28 December 2013.
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 Stumatoo
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Thanks very much for this info, it will help to know what part I'm looking for!
 
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