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Originally Posted by Jonathan
Do the brown molded capacitors have to be replaced in my Felton/CTC9? If you look at this you can see the brown molded capacitors. One end of the capacitor has a vertical line, does that indicate a foil side? What about the "Elemenco" guys, should I change them? There are also red molded capacitors too, which look like the brown ones, but usually a bit bigger in size, also having vertical lines at one end of the capacitor.
Must you completely recap these sets like you do the older ones?
And also, the top hat diodes used in the power supply as the rectifiers, will replacing those with a good 1N4007 give me more reliability?
One more thing. the 3.59MHz xtal in the chroma oscillator, can I replace that with a 3.58MHz HC49/U colorburst xtal and get better color or better performance?
Thanks.
Jonathan
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although the ceramic caps seem more durable than the paper caps, It's a good idea to at least replace all of the caps in the high voltage and sweep circuits. also the caps around the screen circuits go leaky and can cause all kinds of color drive problems. If you have a volt meter check all of the b+ power supply legs for proper operating voltages.