Hi all,
Thanks so far! The board does indeed look a lot like a K5515 board, but the monitor is for sure a standard resolution, and the K5515 is a medium resolution. Does that matter in terms of the cap kit? Doing a little more research, it seems like it may be a K5500 or K5501. A cap kit for...
I want to perform a cap kit on this monitor but the part number label has been ripped off for some reason. I’ve been able to glean that it’s a wells Gardner 25”, perhaps in the K7000 series. Can anyone help me out?
I picked up a Baby Pac-Man about a month ago, and have been refurbishing it to the best of my ability.
The monitor is a Wells-Gardner K4800. It arrived in okay shape already, but after I did a cap kit, the picture was actually pretty great. An issue I noticed that was *not* fixed by the cap...
So I have a Nanao MC2000-S inside of a Zaxxon cabinet. There is no picture immediately after it gets powered on; however, if I wait about an hour, the picture gradually comes on (with some flickering), and then reaches full brightness. I've done a cap kit and that didn't fix it. Does anyone...
I know the 60-in-1 boards can be garbage, but I'd like to salvage the one I have without having to buy another.
So some backstory... About three years ago, I bought one of these from a fellow KLOVer and it worked fine, but maybe two years ago, I started having picture issues. The colors would...
I'm working on a Nanao MC-2000 monitor inside a Zaxxon cocktail that I converted to a 60-in-1 (don't worry, the conversion is undoable).
Ever since I procured this machine, the monitor has always been a little flaky. The image was always very dim and would take up to a half hour to fully come...
What are the correct bulb replacements for my Sega Turbo?
I pulled 9 wedge-type bulbs out of my recently-acquired Sega Turbo, and they're all blown. I can't imagine this is a coincidence. The bulbs I pulled out are Stanley 158's which appear to be 3.36W 14V bulbs. Looking at the Turbo...
I fixed the issue. In case anyone else comes across this thread, I'll show what fixed it.
It took a while, but after going through the schematic, I found that the sound board takes in two voltages: +5V from the switching power supply, and +12V from a custom Sega power supply. The custom...
It's a consistent tone on all four channels that doesn't change no matter what is on the screen. It is affected by the volume pot; if I turn it up, the hum gets louder, if I turn it down, the hum gets quieter.
So I replaced most of the capacitors that seem to perform AC noise filtering (as per the schematic), and it made no appreciable difference in the hum. In fact, I tested the old capacitors with my DMM after I had removed them from the board, and they all seemed good.
After doing a bit more...