Hello John,
is the unit consistently shows this error 10 minutes into operation, you have a thermal error.
The usual way to find this is to use ice spray on possible components.
Keep in my not to spray on anything that carries the high voltage and keep in mind the condensation might short circuit something. What I do is to make a small funnel from Capton tape on the part and flood that with spray.
If the screen goes out of focus, you have one of these problems:
- Focus voltage failing
- Anode voltage dropping.
To dermine this: If the image
only goes out of focus, but
does not change size, the focus voltage is bad. This can have many reasons, but with the service manual is available and this should be fairly easy to track down.
https://elektrotanya.com/hameg_hm404-2_oscilloscope_sch.pdf/download.htmlHowever, ask yourself this: Is it worth your time and money to repair a 40MHz CRO? These can be had in working condition for under €80 on Ebay.
Even the cheapest Siglent / UNI-T / OWON / Rigol entry level digital scope will give you a more possibilities than a CRO. And: To repair a scope, you (mostly) need a scope. So you might as well dish out the 300 bucks for a cheap digital one.