Right on, Doug!

CLAY'S GUIDE!

And if all else fails: http://home.comcast.net/~rottendog/WDP011A.htm

BTW, according to Clay's guide, the R8 is in the +100V section. The fact that R8 is reading bad, and I'm not getting +100V, makes me think that replacing R8 would help. Now, where can I get a flame-proof 39K Ohm 1+ watt resistor?

Quoted from jonny_eh

And if all else fails: http://home.comcast.net/~rottendog/WDP011A.htm

BTW, according to Clay's guide, the R8 is in the +100V section. The fact that R8 is reading bad, and I'm not getting +100V, makes me think that replacing R8 would help. Now, where can I get a flame-proof 39K Ohm 1+ watt resistor?

Not at the Source, Reset, or Active

I think I have many. PM me your address and I'll send you a couple.

Quoted from Hippochrome

Not at the Source, Reset, or Active

What about ADD Electronics (near parkdale)? I can't find their number  

Quoted from Sparky

Let me know if you want to get rid of it later... I will give you 500$ for it.

I'll give you 525,  JUST KIDDING! I don't want it, truly. I only collect the DVD's. To the sellers who play
"telephone auctioneer":....don't be a cheap wuss, put a price on it, and call it a day.

Craig

Before you spend as lot of money check the large resistor 1ook ohm i believe on the power supply , they fail often and you lose one of the voltages , therefore no display. There is one in each circuit just under the +- 100v transistors.

Quoted from Hippochrome

Not at the Source, Reset, or Active

I know Cooke offered, and I might also have some if he doesn't.

I generally get my parts through Newark or Digi-Key.

You can also try: http://www.e-sonic.com | http://www.greatplainselectronics.com | http://www.rpelectronics.com/ | http://bigdaddy-enterprises.com/ |

I have a few. These are 39k ohm, 1 watt "flameproof" resistors (the package even says so). You need two? They'll be in the mail tomorrow.

Quoted from astillentertainment

Before you spend as lot of money...

And if you're going to spend money at all, you may want to consider the $150 Rottendog display set instead. The LED displays don't use the HV section at all and the only other thing likely wrong with your power supply (other than HV) is the typically burnt GI connectors. No point spending $75 on a new power supply just to realize that most of the glass needs to be replaced as well.

My two cents.

Quoted from cooke

And if you're going to spend money at all, you may want to consider the $150 Rottendog display set instead. The LED displays don't use the HV section at all and the only other thing likely wrong with your power supply (other than HV) is the typically burnt GI connectors. No point spending $75 on a new power supply just to realize that most of the glass needs to be replaced as well.

My two cents.

Hmmmmm...to be considered!
Yeah, I'm hoping its just a resistor problem. Once it gets into power supply situations I agree that LED is the way to go!
Thanks again for all the help and sending me those resistors!

Quoted from astillentertainment

Before you spend as lot of money check the large resistor 1ook ohm i believe on the power supply , they fail often and you lose one of the voltages , therefore no display. There is one in each circuit just under the +- 100v transistors.

Right on Dave!
Jon's on the way and were going to tinker with your suggestion.......to be continued!