We had a 1958 Silvertone 19" B&W with a handle and dials mounted on the side. It also was an all metal case except for the back panel. It generated a lot of heat when operating for hours. So much so, it could add a few degrees to our small LR in the winter months. Like the one shown I do not recall whether it had a built in antenna or not. Certainly not a telescoping one which Sears put on later years models.
Nice TV, hopefully you'll be able to resurrect it. I just finished a LCD TV repair for someone. Needed to replace the motherboard because the Tuner was intermitent on the old board, and guess what, you can't find anymore or anywhere a replacement tuner.... planed obsolescence people! Keep the vintage TV's alive because they stand for quality and care. Cheers :)
Very interesting, Admiral was made in Brazil too but it was not considered reliable TVs sets however the air condiotioners made here by Admiral were very good.
Only thing of mine that ever had asbestos in it was a very old radiant heater I used for defrosting stuff; it was used as the electrical insulation right behind the ceramic heating element bobbin which glowed red hot in use. I kept it in there, knowing that it probably wouldn't do anything as long as it wasn't opened again.
Years ago when I was repairing TV for a living I had an insurance adjuster tell me that the most likely part of the TV to cause a fire was the AC interlock on the back. I've seen some pretty badly melted and charred cords.
That's an awesome 50's set, and I'm looking forward to the next installment. I'm surprised the flyback didn't arc to the case with the tire missing....I imagine you'll silicone that.
this set, was also sold under the Hotpoint name, had one,, looked like its twin, tough sets, I remember ours rolling from one side of my Fathers 57 buick to the other, and other than a dent,, worked for 15 more years,,
I'm writing to you because my comment below is all screwed up and for some odd reason my phone it's not letting me delete just for the record I think you're a nut and the genius at the same time look forward many more of your videos you have a great day my friend take care
Shang, I've got a question fer U, OM. When I was a kid and re-capped my Hallicrafters SX-25 receiver, I replaced all the caps at once. One of the caps turned out to be defective or I made a wiring mistake, I can't remember. I then had one hell of a time getting it working again. So ever since then, I've always replaced the caps one at a time and re-checked the operation of the unit after each one. Your thoughts?
+William Crowell Exactly the way you should. I often compare them on the cap tester to verify still changing them one at a time but several between power ups.
+William Crowell I have made a habit of running all my new capacitors through the bridge before putting them in a radio or TV, I got burned on some NOS caps a few years ago so I just test them all out of habit so I don't have to do things twice. Sometimes you can replace caps one at a time and test the set after each, but in some cases it's just not feasible. Like in one radio I worked on most of the capacitors and resistors are installed on hand wired circuit boards under the chassis, so you have to disconnect each board before you pull them out and replace the components mounted to them. However I overhauled one board at a time, and before I did I made detailed diagrams of where every capacitor, resistor, and wire went so I would not loose track. It was a Roger model Ten-60 from 1935-36, think of an RCA model 140 or G.E K80 only with no diagrams of the boards, plus rubber covered wire, and you will get the picture.
What did you do about that radius arm on your Exploder? My buddy had a 96' Explorer that he A B U S E D for 7 years and just over 300000 miles. That thing never broke and was running fine when he sold it. His 95' Chrysler Concorde on the other hand was a nightmare, fast, but a nightmare.
Wow your good I love old TVs but mine was black and silver and it had the turn button at the front for the tune contrast and volume but I do live in England so the plugs are different we have 3 pin plugs great video tho can't wait for part two xxx
I see that you posted this years ago, but I'm curious if you created a follow up video or continued the restoration in any capacity. I just acquired one of these sets and enjoyed watching your breakdown here. Thanks!
he is using a digital box, that is connected directly into the tv, if the tv was functioning correctly there would be no snow, as the signal from the converter box is connected directly.
Bob Andersen will like this video, he likes Admirals. No, it is not likely to burn your house down, anymore then an AA5 will, though the selenium rectifiers in the voltage doubler will make a good stink bomb should the filter caps short out.
th-cam.com/video/JR_mEQgGXFs/w-d-xo.html It has the same title, but says part 2 in the description, actually have not watched it yet, found part 2 before i found this one.
Those repair facilities that make them kind of remarks should go out of business. I ran an Atwater Kent radio for years with only changing one capacitor. The transformer needed replaced because the windings were bare. The radio still picked up stations from all over the USA. Sure beat the all American five radios.the paper capacitors had wax but nothing leaked out. At that time the radio was over 40 years old. 73
Shambo can we PLEASE fire up the Russian TV? I don't mind if it's pay per view. We'll pay for that one? Loved this vid tho buddy. Thanks for the hard work. We love your vids!!! Steven from nc
I figured you losers were into the badass tv I am talking about. If you aren't sure whAt I'm talking about then you aren't shangoites. Just sub to him like and go away. :) Damnit. I'm moving to Upper Volta next month and they don't have YT Shango. I guess I'll never see the badass Russian TV get the Shango AC ram.
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to uncover tc electronic repair try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cousin got cool results with it.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for computer pc repair try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my buddy got great success with it.
Built to last. My dad still had our first color TV. It worked over fifty five years old
I've been watching your videos for the last several days and really enjoying them. Thanks for posting these. It's been great fun and very educational.
I watch a lot of your videos you are very smart I could neaver repair a tv
We had several tv sets similar to that when I was a kid.
We had a 1958 Silvertone 19" B&W with a handle and dials mounted on the side. It also was an all metal case except for the back panel. It generated a lot of heat when operating for hours. So much so, it could add a few degrees to our small LR in the winter months. Like the one shown I do not recall whether it had a built in antenna or not. Certainly not a telescoping one which Sears put on later years models.
Nice TV, hopefully you'll be able to resurrect it. I just finished a LCD TV repair for someone. Needed to replace the motherboard because the Tuner was intermitent on the old board, and guess what, you can't find anymore or anywhere a replacement tuner.... planed obsolescence people! Keep the vintage TV's alive because they stand for quality and care. Cheers :)
Very interesting, Admiral was made in Brazil too but it was not considered reliable TVs sets however the air condiotioners made here by Admiral were very good.
Only thing of mine that ever had asbestos in it was a very old radiant heater I used for defrosting stuff; it was used as the electrical insulation right behind the ceramic heating element bobbin which glowed red hot in use. I kept it in there, knowing that it probably wouldn't do anything as long as it wasn't opened again.
An impressive mid century beauty!
Years ago when I was repairing TV for a living I had an insurance adjuster tell me that the most likely part of the TV to cause a fire was the AC interlock on the back. I've seen some pretty badly melted and charred cords.
We had one when I was a kid!
love the CRT mask on this baby
Beautiful tv!!
That's an awesome 50's set, and I'm looking forward to the next installment. I'm surprised the flyback didn't arc to the case with the tire missing....I imagine you'll silicone that.
That really is a beautiful TV!
I like the american Style metal Cabinets, never seen this before in Germany.
3:22 "Whatever floats your wagon, I guess." Are we fording the river? Hope it doesn't lead to dysentery.
That 833 on the dual diode was probably the date code. 33rd week of 1958 maybe?
Dum Barton I also saw a 20th week of 1958, so I agree.
muito bom gostei do video e do esquema eletrico que esquema maravilhoso
did anyone else hear the Windows XP startup and notification sounds in the background at 21:20 and 21:53?
another at 23:57
this set, was also sold under the Hotpoint name, had one,, looked like its twin, tough sets, I remember ours rolling from one side of my Fathers 57 buick to the other, and other than a dent,, worked for 15 more years,,
I'm writing to you because my comment below is all screwed up and for some odd reason my phone it's not letting me delete just for the record I think you're a nut and the genius at the same time look forward many more of your videos you have a great day my friend take care
Ça me fait penser à ma vieille continental édison qui fonctionne toujours 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the video.
shango luv your videos bro
Shang, I've got a question fer U, OM. When I was a kid and re-capped my Hallicrafters SX-25 receiver, I replaced all the caps at once. One of the caps turned out to be defective or I made a wiring mistake, I can't remember. I then had one hell of a time getting it working again. So ever since then, I've always replaced the caps one at a time and re-checked the operation of the unit after each one. Your thoughts?
+William Crowell Exactly the way you should. I often compare them on the cap tester to verify still changing them one at a time but several between power ups.
+William Crowell I have made a habit of running all my new capacitors through the bridge before putting them in a radio or TV, I got burned on some NOS caps a
few years ago so I just test them all out of habit so I don't have to do
things twice.
Sometimes you can replace caps one at a time and test the set after each, but in some cases it's just not feasible. Like in one radio I worked on most of the capacitors and resistors are installed on hand wired circuit boards under the chassis, so you have to disconnect each board before you pull them out and replace the components mounted to them. However I overhauled one board at a time, and before I did I made detailed diagrams of where every capacitor, resistor, and wire went so I would not loose track. It was a Roger model Ten-60 from 1935-36, think of an RCA model 140 or G.E K80 only with no diagrams of the boards, plus rubber covered wire, and you will get the picture.
Shango, at 12:40, what type of modern Schottky diodes do you put in place of the phase detector double diode?
What did you do about that radius arm on your Exploder?
My buddy had a 96' Explorer that he A B U S E D for 7 years and just over 300000 miles.
That thing never broke and was running fine when he sold it.
His 95' Chrysler Concorde on the other hand was a nightmare, fast, but a nightmare.
Why dont you use the oscope to check those patterns on the sams????
That looks exactly like one that I saw at a thrift store. Turns on, but smokes
Wow your good I love old TVs but mine was black and silver and it had the turn button at the front for the tune contrast and volume but I do live in England so the plugs are different we have 3 pin plugs great video tho can't wait for part two xxx
great
Where can I acquire hv putty for the horrible headache inducing flyback noise?
Where did that Blonder-Tongue exciter come from?
I see that you posted this years ago, but I'm curious if you created a follow up video or continued the restoration in any capacity. I just acquired one of these sets and enjoyed watching your breakdown here. Thanks!
Okay, I just found your repost video. Thanks for doing these!
do you still work on these for customers? I'd love to have one recapped. I know just enough about restoring them to burn my house down hahaha.
shango66 I absolutely love your videos.
how old are you and plesse tell me how long you've been into tvs.
thanks
30 years
Cool tv
I've been looking a tv like that
I've seen those models before. That is considered a "portable" Television, and I guess for it's time it was.
Ha a company i used to work for serviced the warehouse that made thos modulators here in jersey.
Are you actually a MOCA member or did you just get that Zenith high voltage meter second hand?
Hello I have question please
Which website do you use for Tv schematic
Why does the schematic say 'do not measure' on certain nets?
To keep your test meter from getting fried.
lol 3 resistors twisted together and no solder
Well no reception is due to the lack of an ntsc broadcast as of mid 2009 as it is all ota tv via atsc nowdays
Didn't they shut off analog transmission years ago? Snow on the screen wouldn't be surprising then..
he is using a digital box, that is connected directly into the tv, if the tv was functioning correctly there would be no snow, as the signal from the converter box is connected directly.
although the correct term is ATSC tuner, as its just a box that works with ATSC channels, but has RF outputs
Bob Andersen will like this video, he likes Admirals. No, it is not likely to burn your house down, anymore then an AA5 will, though the selenium rectifiers in the voltage doubler will make a good stink bomb should the filter caps short out.
What's with the "do not measure" plate annotations on the schematic?
Ah, thanks.
Very high voltage peak, it'll make most instruments go bang.
what happened to part 2
th-cam.com/video/JR_mEQgGXFs/w-d-xo.html It has the same title, but says part 2 in the description, actually have not watched it yet, found part 2 before i found this one.
que legal
Those repair facilities that make them kind of remarks should go out of business. I ran an Atwater Kent radio for years with only changing one capacitor. The transformer needed replaced because the windings were bare. The radio still picked up stations from all over the USA. Sure beat the all American five radios.the paper capacitors had wax but nothing leaked out. At that time the radio was over 40 years old. 73
Well Shango you must excuse me for being dumb but I'm still trying to figure out what EOL means enlighten me please
End Of the Line
The admiral is shocking’’’’if you catch my drift
Shambo can we PLEASE fire up the Russian TV? I don't mind if it's pay per view. We'll pay for that one? Loved this vid tho buddy. Thanks for the hard work. We love your vids!!! Steven from nc
I figured you losers were into the badass tv I am talking about. If you aren't sure whAt I'm talking about then you aren't shangoites. Just sub to him like and go away.
:)
Damnit. I'm moving to Upper Volta next month and they don't have YT Shango. I guess I'll never see the badass Russian TV get the Shango AC ram.
6:39 - It has at least two ants
HA i remember that thread.....
I bet it says on the back of the set made in U.S.A..
I have a portable TV you can repair it's in pretty bad shape if you can fix it I'll be very happy
Nice old set!!! Before Admiral went to Taiwan and became AOC!!!
Admiral Overseas Corporation
+HDXFH
Admiral Overseas Corporation. You, sir just brought back a flood of memories from my Monkey Ward daze!
One Andrea TV video
Get off work. Get food and beer. Kids to bed. Warm up wifey. Then? YAY NEW SHANGO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Steven King Better than sex isn't it?
+Steven King TRUMP 2016!!!!!
Yup Mr Burns!
+2davydo TRUMP 2016!!
@@stevenking2980 Trump 2020!
Rain in California
I wood do any thing for an old tv 😞
exsepet inapropreit staff okay 😠
great video thumbs up..if the guys on vintage forum told him it would burn his house then it must be renamed forum of idiots ...
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to uncover
tc electronic repair
try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cousin got cool results with it.
That's A Waste as Old As That TV Is.
It'll Probly Last For A While
Then After That'll Take A Poop I
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for
computer pc repair
try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my buddy got great success with it.