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Its only happening on the left & right edges of the screen. I cant adjust the picture any wider, as I was hoping to adjust the picture off of the screen to hide it.

Full cap kit & new flyback. The picture is shaped like an hourglass on the left & right sides.

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Hi all, is there anyway to correct the pincushion on a 25" K7100?

Thanks, I have done this and they all look to be installed correct.

I just recapped a Nanao MS9 monitor that was working. Now it does this: https://youtu.be/PLbdBfwYnAw

Hey guys, I have my Outrun 2 hooked up to a D9400 via VGA cable. No matter what, I get a NO SIGNAL box on top of the game scrolling diagonally behind the box. Any suggestions on what I can try?

Replaced the Bridge Rectifier and the monitor works now! Thank you so much for all of your help.

I tested it out of circuit. The number is PBL406.

The bridge rectifier is shorted out between pins 2 & 4 (AC1 & GND). Would this cause the fuse to blow?

The degausser is unplugged. If the mosfet and filter cap are good, what else can I check?

Can you fix it if I ship it to you?

Filter cap looks good, no short. Flyback is Chun Peng MRCFT-956

Should i remove the filter cap from the circuit board to test it? I think the chassis is a Sharp Image SI-327V. You posted about one here: https://forums.arcade-museum.com/sho....php?p=1571910

I finally removed it and tested it. With my meter in diode mode, no shorts were found. If I put my negative lead on the source, and touch the positive lead to the gate, then to the drain, the mosfet does not turn on?

Today while removing the chassis I found more Mosfets. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rMJnPivf8I_tsKr81WVA9A_eNYKuFbdC Do you still want me to remove the small one on the left side by the filter cap, or any of the 3 from the heatsink on the flyback side? Also, am i removing them to test...

Thank you I will try this and report back.

Thank you. How do I check the Mosfet with a meter? I have a meter I just don't know which pins to check for a short.

Here is a link to the pictures I took. https://drive.google.com/open?id=153AZkDEnyOHws9avSgMlUBCqUey3730B It is blowing a 4A 250V fuse It blows the fuse as soon as I plug it into power. VGA cable is not connected.

Hey guys, I purchased a Betson 29" (27"?) SVGA monitor with VGA input that instantly blows the fuse when I plug it in. Can anyone tell me how to identify the monitor and what I should check to repair it?