Hello guys!
I'm stuck on repairing my tektronix TDS520A scope that is giving "Acquisition" & "Attn/Acq Interface" diagnostic errors. Error log shows
"Dac range test ** DAC system failure".

I have recapped processor board and acq boards. There were only two caps leaking - one on processor board and another on VCO board, all other caps just had lowered capacitance. There is no corrosion underneath those caps. All traces are in perfect condition as the boards themselves. Only light dust from fan that I blew out with compressor.. But it still failing.
I found this thread
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/repair/tds-620-still-failing-after-recap/ and the last reply from "rf+tech" is the most good explanation how this scope is performing diagnostics and this is where it's failing.
"Acquisition Processor U600 (schematic A10-11) sends 8-bit control data to DAC U900 (schematic A10-12). Follow the analog output from U900 pin 9 (Vout) to U903A to TP912. Continue on to schematic A10-13, U933 CD4051. Analog voltage from MUX goes through each Probe Control Buffer, to schematic A10-16. ProbeOffesets then go to the Attenuator board. Self-test commands the DAC to run the analog voltage up and down, looking for a response via ADC U750 and U700."
I downloaded TDS520-SM-V2 and started checking things.
1. Signal at TP911 (U900 DAC VOUT) is like that

2. Then signal goes to U908 DG444 IC that has however no output at pin 2,15,10,7. Supply V-,V+,GND everything is ok. I replaced this IC but nothing changed. So this is my first question. If there is input (let's take pin 8,6) but pin 7 does not change is that OK or not.
3. Also I checked every ICs in that corner looking for missing, wrong supply - everything is fine (U901, U931, U905, U932, U933.. ).
That section looks except that I'm not sure about U908 output...
So I switched to the A/D section with U700. U750. And there is following that I'm not quite sure.

Does it mean that A/Ds are faulty?
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Signal at pin 71 of U700 U750 is like that..

pk-pk 116mV, freq 243.3MHz (only have scope that can measure up to 200Mhz) and no output at bus A,B