I'm working on a power supply from a TDS 410, it was completely dead when received. I replaced some capacitors and then it would blip briefly when power was first applied. After finding some tips online, I disabled the OVP and now it comes up but all outputs are significantly high, 5V is around 7.5V, 15V is close to 20V, something is clearly not right. I replaced the rest of the electrolytic caps, and while I had the vertical daughterboard removed I replaced the op-amp and comparator ICs on that as removing the board to replace them later would be a pain. Unfortunately the symptom is still exactly the same. Anyone encounter this before? From what I can tell, the regulation is accomplished via a separate secondary winding on the transformer that feeds back to the hybrid controller, it appears that the circuitry on the outputs is only for over-voltage and over-current protection.
I also have a very similar power supply for a TDS 460 that suffered a flashover that seems to have damaged the hybrid. I'm working on a replacement hybrid for these, found a reverse engineered schematic but it doesn't quite match what I can see in an xray I took of the module so I'm probably going to have to grind off the coating to get a better look.