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This is normal as the Sanyo monitors use 100v A/C

I also keep the annode cups; some of the replacement flybacks of yore used a more brittle rubber instead of silicone and tend to tear after years of drying out.

Love this!

I've had a similar issue: https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/k7000-too-blue-baby-i-hate-you.545210/#post-4900335

I have done vertical tubes in this range; I believe my test tube is about this reading. I can double check when i get home.

I think you're troubleshooting at step 3 or 4. You need to start at step 1. Anytime a fuse pops, you don't just put in a new one and carry on. You need to proof out the power section before you do anything else. Watch Zenomorp's videos on K7000 Blown fuse T/S (Mike's amateur arcade repair on...

STOP FLEXING ON US MAN!

B is correct; this frame looks like a k7000, but it's missing the metal base for the chassis.

For 7000s @zenomorp has commented on this and I agree: If you have to be on the maxed out side of the focus pot to get the screen in focus then it's probably on the way out. I have a couple of FBs on my parts shelf that were like this and replaced. I keep them as emergency spares.

I stand corrected; at least I pointed to you!

The monitor is .10" Molex "KK" connectors: https://www.arcadepartsandrepair.com/?s=.10+molex&post_type=product The others are AMP 'mate and lock' https://www.arcadepartsandrepair.com/?s=mate+and+lock&post_type=product

@zenomorp did a video on this exact subject: I THINK He also did a video where I believe he put a 19" k7000 into a red tent, but I can't find it or my memory is off.

While OPs issue is probably flyback, Focus can be a tube issue as well. I disagree with the idea of replacing originals without need; this has been discussed a lot around here.

Thanks for this pics; I’ve never used a TPG with an inverted monitor and it’s good to know the white boarder is normal.

Yes; Medium res chassis are a really different beast. They are from this weird time where the quality of the hardware was getting bad and at the same time, more complicated. As a result, it's really hard to find medium resolution CRTs that are functional. A lot of them were tossed in favor...

Can anyone confirm that the 'universal chassis' can do medium resolution (ega) otherwise there's no point to OP attempting this at all, as a CGA chassis will not be able to display the medium resolution output from the game.

A couple of problems. First: As far as I know the 'universal' monitor chassis are only standard res (15khz CGA) and Crusin' is a Medium resolution game. So it will not work for that game at all Second: The universal monitor chassis require isolated power. I believe the monitors that came...

I've seen blooming like issues related to C51, if you have a ESR meter, give it a test.

This to me looks like a smaller monitor rigged into a 19” frame. Note the small boards attached the the metal frame. The diagonal of the monitor is 15”. I bears a sega part number of S-97245-P