Would you say your snapping issue is fully/permanently fixed? I ran into what sounds like the exact same problem on my D9800, and it seemed to also be after doing a cap kit, though I can't say with certainty that the cap kit caused it. I never got a clear "it's the flyback" but that's definitely what I was thinking. I was on the verge of sending it to arcadecup because flys are unobtanium (but Chad says he can get them). But because the snapping for me would happen typically once in around 10 minutes, and it's so easy to not even notice, I figured I should do a video recording. I spent about 2 hours watching it with my phone recording and it coincidentally stopped at that point, and has been running fine since. I'm assuming it'll come back at some point but I figured until it does, there's no point in sending it to arcadecup because how would he even know if he's fixed it? If I could get a working fly myself, I'd swap it in myself.
Anyway, because your and my symptoms seem to match up, I found this interesting and am glad it appears you solved it. Here's my thread btw: https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/d9800-clicking-glitches-mostly-working.495890/
Anyway, because your and my symptoms seem to match up, I found this interesting and am glad it appears you solved it. Here's my thread btw: https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/d9800-clicking-glitches-mostly-working.495890/
