I have two vintage tek plug in scopes with similar issues.
First is a 5112 dual beam where 1 beam's vertical deflection amp is intermittent. One of the plate drivers stops amplifying and the deflection stop at the mid point.
The other is a 7403N where the horizontal deflection shrinks and then becomes a line.
I have looked at both carefully and touched up solder joints, looked for cracked traces etc. There is a mechanical aspect (tapping can get it working). The signal seems to be at the input when its not working. When probing sometimes the circuit starts working. The 5112 circuit is quite simple. The 7403 a little more complicated. On the 5112 the failing amp acts like the connection from the emitter of Q104 to the collector of Q106 is intermittent but it checks OK with fresh solder joints. On the 5000 series the transistors are soldered in and a PITA to get out with the board mounted. Is there any history of intermittent connections inside transistors?
The 7403 has a similar problem in its horizontal amp. However everything checks OK when on the bench until it sits for a while.
I'm looking for any suggestions, ideas or ideally experiences fixing these problems.