Maybe the location of caps he replaced???

hi

the items listed as Q are most likely
transistors. the transistor type is
unknown and you would need to inspect
the board. the C is a capacitor.

it's worth mentioning that it's
hazardous inside a CRT and you
should be careful.

bye

That's all part of the horizontal deflection circuitry. Q502 looks to be the horizontal output transistor, a 2SC5516. Q503 and Q504 are part of the distortion compensation circuit, which controls the horizontal size and geometry... Q503 is an ET453 FET that serves basically as a ripple filter, and Q504 is the output, a 2SJ512. I'm not sure where C508 is, I'd assume it's probably upstream somewhere...

Here's the service manual for the thing.

Wow thanks old thrashbag I am sure that service manual will come in handy.

I have uploaded some pictures here

http://www.mike65.ukfsn.org/main/uploads/files/crt2/

I suck at taking photos but in 5390 those three resistors have burn marks around them. The board its self is where all the power goes before it goes any where else.

Are they the bad components and need replacing? Or do did they fail because something else went wrong?

They are R992, R941 and R923.

Thats the only visual damage I could see but with solid state electronics I doubt the damage is always visible.

Yeah, that's definitely a problem around those three resistors. Pull 'em and check 'em... they should be 22Kohm each. Also test diode D904. If any of those test bad, replace them. But the resistors themselves don't look burned, so I'm thinking it might have been cracked solder joints that caused it... if they test good, then resoldering them would probably do the trick.

And though the manual doesn't make it exactly clear, it appears that the output coming off of those resistors is regulated down into the 215V feed going into the horizontal section. So there's still a pretty good possibility that Q502, Q503 and Q504 could be toasted.

Secret hint: use a multimeter to check transistors. Partially works even when they are soldered in.

On DSCF5408.JPG, pull the connector with the red/blue/yellow/brown cables and check for burns (should be white everywhere)

I am going to borrow a fluke multimeter and check them. Where can I buy the replacement resistors and Q502, Q503 and Q504? They look like little black transistors.

I checked the connector and there was no burn marks on either of them.

Well could have been - these white connectors have a habit of going bad and then the horizontal output stage breaks.

Unfortunately there is no complete schematic in this service manual, so its of limited use.

Have a look at section 1.7.7 LED display, does the LED flash like that? Or is there a zip-zip-zip sound when the LED flashes?

As to the part numbers, have a look at the parts list in the service maual:

502 CP260P43105 TRANSISTOR 2SC5516005M1
503 CP260P33402 TRANSISTOR ET453MR-F143
504 CP260P42302 MOS-FET 2SJ512-LB107

This is the horizontal output stage and probably some of its supply transistors.
The 2SC5516 is on Ebay, I couldn't find it in my usual sources. The 2SJ512 is nothing special. The ET453MR may be.