Turn off quickly afrer switching on

I check the power supply circuit it seems all ok because it has normal 115 volts output. i check the hot, vertical out put and other transistor neer in the flyback are all ok. in the first time i switch on i feel the high voltage but after trying again to swith on the relay became much faster to disconnect and high voltage no more.

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