As per title please, not found anything online at all, a very deaf set and a pig to get at anything.
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Hi Stephen,
I can get that scanned for you and uploaded to the data library. Perhaps you might consider sharing the repair with us in the b&W TV section? I'm all for helping folk, as I've often mentioned the data library is intended for actively contributing members and I'm sure everyone would love to follow you with this TA12 ?
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Wow, now that's a data library to be proud of, certainly will attempt to write a post on its progress.
Cheers Stephen, its been a long time since we've been treated to you repairing a set, normally you're a 405 EKCO man, really look forward to seeing the Teleton. I have a Teleton B&W set can't remember the model though.
Anyway, the Teleton TA12 data now resides in the library ?
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Thanks Chris,
Its going to be either the UHF or VHF tuner modules that seem to be the issue on this set as injecting a modulated signal from the genny at the IF input produces a good pattern .
I as hoping for some info of their innards as a couple of the vhf transistors are not marked.
I have a Teleton T-122 myself. Nothing much wrong with it except for the horizontal linearity. It's normally paired with a Goodmans GDR11 which adds remote channel selection and volume control to a set which doesn't otherwise have any. The Teleton user manual came with a circuit diagram in the back which is printed so small it's impossible to read even with the help of a magnifying glass.
