Hello!
I have recently bought Tek CSA803 for 47 euro (score!). It shows error E5322 but it is caused by two (dead) battery powered RAMs (it will be fixed by tomorrow). Next step is to buy SD-24 sampling head
But there is one very annoying thing. CRT screen is shaking/waving just a little bit, but it drives me MAD! I can not focus my eyes on the screen.
How can I fix this issue? I read about degaussing but service manual says that scope does that every switch on.
May it be tired caps near HV transformer and CRT peripherals?
I have never repaired CRT (I am 24 years old so I only used CRT as youngster) so could you help me?
Best regards,
Mateusz
From the pictures on the 'Net,it looks like it uses a raster display turned on its side.
A lot of these raster displays are supplied by outside sources----Tek's own 650 series picture monitors were a bit of a nightmare,so let's hope it is an ouside sourced unit.
CRT displays obtain "boost HT" (that's what they called it in the valve/tube days so I still think of it as such),from an
overwind on the EHT/horizontal o/p transformer.
It uses a fast-recovery diode as a half wave rectifier,followed by a low ESR electrolytic cap.
This normally supplies high voltage to both the horizontal & vertical output devices of the monitor.
There is initially a lower voltage supply which helps to get the horizontal circuits going,& then is replaced by this "boost HT ".
Any variation in this voltage may well cause your problem.
Do not use a normal Electtrolytic or a normal power diode in this circuit,as they will fail prematurely.