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I have purchased a broken Nintendo Space Fever cocktail and am trying to bring it back to life! The screen is currently showing a series of horizontal lines, with a small section flashing rhythmically towards the bottom (the screen it is running to horizontal but working on the principles it...

It would appear that this monitor is very rare, and there are not going to be any replacement parts around for it, shame as it was the original one for the cab, but the tube was burnt to hell anyway so i guess it is time to 'retire' it...

Thanks for the reply, i have ordered a conveyer - ~I am in the UK so it may take a while to get here but will definitely appreciate any advice you can give!

Have recently picked up a Nintendo Space fever cocktail - the monitor had a broken LOPT that there is no current replacement for so that has gone out into the garage for storage. I have wired up a tv via a rgb scart (the tv works well with a jamma signal so i know it is wired up correctly) and...

my burger time cocktail does the same thing and no matter how much metal i throw in the cab it never gets any better...

as per the title, i need a flyback for a Sanyo 14" cocktail monitor, the part number seems to be F5019. Cheers Karl

Out of interest, lets say the pinout of the flyback for the 20EZ is the same as the one in this monitor, what would be the consequences of fitting one as an experiment? Would the monitor work poorly or would the whole thing explode with the force of a thousand suns?

Thanks for all the help, it is a bit gutting but these things happen i guess. You are right in ho hard it is to find monitors though, like gold-dust over here. This isn't an easy hobby in Europe! I have seen some aftermarket video-inverters for Nintendo boards online so that shouldn't be an...

wonder if just a new chassis is a possibility - the tube has a label on it marked Sanyo 370DJB22 fly - any idea if any other chassis are compatible with this? I know very little about monitors so am unsure of this sort of stuff so apologies if that is a stupid question!

Fizzing, followed by a loud pop and smoke and a big crack in the top!

so there is no way of fixing it then? That is not good news...

Thanks for the info - in all my searching i hadn't come across that site - i have dropped him an email so hoping for the best!

Thanks for the replies - I have taken the fly back out and given it a good clean but the are no markings on it at all apart from E8 on the top and E9 underneath. I would imagine Sanyo would have reused many of the same parts but would really need to know for sure...

Hi, thanks for the reply - turns out the monitor is a Sanyo variant that was fitted to Atari cocktails, its a 14inch screen. I decided to just go ahead and recap anyway which went ok, but didn't solve the problem. Turns out the issue was a poor connection where some of the remote board wires...

... and where would i get a new flyback (any idea what the part number is etc so i can google for suppliers) for it - came out of a Nintendo cocktail. Any and all advice appreciated as usual! http://imageshack.com/a/img585/8647/o6gu.jpg http://imageshack.com/a/img15/9130/swbq.jpg

On switching on my new cab there was a hell of a buzzing noise followed by sparking and a nice little puff of smoke - looking at the crack and marks across the top of the flyback i guess that was the problem! I believe the monitor to be a Sanyo 14EZV so can anyone help me with info on exactly...

Have had a better look at the board and I guess it is a replacement for the original so may be hard to find info on it. I have managed to get 25v from the two terminals in the top left 1 and 2 position, but nothing else. The third fuse from the left is blown, I have swapped the fuses around...

Hi, I have just picked up a pretty butchered Space Fever cocktail, the wiring is not in good condition! Basically, there is nothing coming out of what i assume is the main power board so i need to wire new connectors - i guess the plastic block at the top is where the power comes out for the...