Oh Jeff, that was a nice one. Thanks. I tend to become pretty stubborn with things like this and as much as I think general repairs are fun, I really enjoy the occasional odd. Tv's less so, though but I really still wanted to get this MX going again. And this time my patience paid off - I saw the spark ! What a nice firework ! The TV started to

OK, checked the boards, put in new capacitors and powered up again. I didn't see any cracked solders but resoldered the deflection board anyways to be on the safe side. The same goes for the main board, all connectors and larger components were resoldered. As were anything else that looked the slightest bit marginal. First time it worked for 10

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Thanks both of you. I will check both the large mainboard and the little deflection board under the tube neck. Martin

"...or he wondered what the counter machine's red button did!!" Martin

I noticed that too. Maybe it's just worn off the black color. I'm sure that the first Beolit 707 didn't carry serial number 1 so there must be another explanation. Martin

Jeg har ikke selv brugt dem. De kom ind til reparation (skum-kanter på bas og mellemtone enhederne) og blev repareret. Det endte dog med, at ejeren købte nogle andre højttalere af mig i stedet. Han har desværre heller ikke fødderne og jeg ved ikke hvordan han har brugt dem men ud fra mærkerne på toppen, vil

Hej Erik, Jeg har aldrig haft fødderne til dem, så det gør de ikke. Martin

Thanks nobby, I will replace the caps first and then do just that. Martin

Well... It was dusted off using compressed air and worked fine yesterday but not today. However, the symptoms are slightly different now; - Mains on. - Standby LED comes on. - Pressing TV on the remote leads to a brief change from red to green LED and then back to red. - The above can be repeated without removing mains. - Occasionally a little audible