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05-13-2024, 06:07 PM
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CBS Columbia
Is there a little screw somewhere near the tuner that would tune in channel 3 better I have a picture and sound but it’s out of tune a bit tuning knob does work but it’s just out of range to be clear thinking maybe there is a secondary adjustment to improve the range.
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05-13-2024, 08:32 PM
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Best to look at a diagram to be sure. If it's a strip tuner, sometimes they have an overall adjustment screw besides the strip screw adjustment. On wafer style tuners, adjusting the next channel up ( channel 4) may have more of an effect than trying to adjust the channel 3 screw.
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05-14-2024, 04:13 PM
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Usually you have a customer FT. That usually runs a plunger inside
a coil. It has less than one turn. Also there may be 12 holes in the front of tuner. They are for 1 channel each. To set put the customer FT mid range, adjust channel screw with a PLASTIC tool. There are a lot of tuners in the old days. Also a lot of sets used several suppliers so refer to Sams & look it over, its just mechanics. Zeno
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