I think, it's not allowed to just tie the vco input pin logical "high" (Vcc). Use some other (lower) voltage (e. g. Vcc/2). The vco has its input voltage range, and that doesn't go from rail to rail. I don't know, what will happen if the input is beyond its limits, but this could be the problem. And which manufacturer is the chip from?
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