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Lab-Volt 791 Oscilloscope

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tomloader

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I have an old Lab-Volt 791 Oscilloscope that I purchased several years ago at a garage sale. It worked for a few months, but eventually the trace stopped scrolling horizontally, so I just have a dot. I can change the location of the dot with the horizontal and vertical controls, so assume that the display is working ok. I have had a look inside, and can not see anything suspicious looking, but I am no electronics genius and I wouldn't know where to start looking.

I have access to a nice digital fluke meter, so I could test the Lab-volt, if I knew what to test and what to look for.

If anyone on this forum has any experience with this type of scope I'd really appreciate some suggestions.

Cheers.
 
Assuming all the controls are set correctly.
If you put in a signal and all you get is a vertical line, then it sounds like the horizontal sweep oscillator/circuit is defective. The sweep trigger circuit could also be defective or set wrong.
 
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