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Ahh I was wondering who got this . I was a few minutes too late after you. I was going to either make it a dig dug or my bitkit option

This looks sweet, my only suggestion would be to move Tetris one to the left and pull robotron out into my basement. Now that would look awesome!!! 😂

Wooo it was the power supply!! All good now. Thank you to all on the thread!!

Yeah only reason I knows it's not related to the monitor because when we fixed it we tested on a different power supply set up different game everything and monitor looked great. Now I got it back home and colors are good but that squiggle is all left to fix about to try a new switching power supply

It's not the monitor

So prior was bad red pot and transistor on neckboard all good with colors.. but last part of the puzzle. I get this effect looks like a voltage issue but not sure I know it's not the monitor as it was crisp on a test bench with different game and power running. Notice the straight likes on...

Nevermind the trace this response was I guess it was factory done thanks to a fellow klover!

This is all the way down

Found a bad transistor next to the red pots on the neckboard. Just swapped for a working one and now I have well mainly red...!?!? Is this a bigger problem or adjustment thing can't seem to get more that red or yellow need to get way down to adjust blue pots but still fiddling with it I find it...

going through these 2 videos i thikn is going to get me to find the problem its gotta be one of the 4 or 5 things he mentions so im hopeful cant wait to give it all a look through!

T Thanks for the info! After reading this I went searching for what to test and repair. I'll try tomorrow

Yea just cleaned it and made sure all cap spliced were good one was loose.. I'm all up and running now! Thanks everyone!! Only thing now is missing red might be the RGB connection to the monitor chassis but that was a great progress for the day going to pause and work on the colors and tiny...

Just fixed a spliced area I noticed and got tried that test again and getting 130v there seems too high for a monitor

I'm pretty sure that's the iso behind that switching power supply

This was the first thing I did to indicate I wasn't getting 120v and lead me to get a new plug since I also noticed the ground was broken off the plug too

So above pictures the connector I'm holding is the first thing in line after the line filter/cord area. That is where I tested continuity to. Should you get continuity from the prong neutral of the cord to that connector?

Ok

Hey all picked up a. bagman that was converted to you guessed it Arkanoid which is what my fiance wanted anyways lol but they said it played blind 6 months ago..the flyback was practically in half lol luckily i have a spare montior so put it in but im not getting 120v through the plug to the...

Had to put a hodge podge of parts together to make a power supply with iso transformer seems the output of iso is 119v tested this 19" monitor I have on a 109v from a different cab and work perfect only problem is I can't find anything online of this monitor/ chassis so don't know what it...

Ok so after reading some threads I googled and got this info below: Incorrect Monitor Type: Some arcade games, particularly older Nintendo titles, were designed to work with "inverted" monitors. These monitors display white as black and vice versa. If you are using a standard, non-inverted...