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What's wrong with your lizard?Since I've got all your attention anybody want to help me with my monitor? Lol
My late father's machine wasn't working and had a lot of cables disconnected and the main power fuses were removed.What's wrong with your lizard?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monitor_lizard
I'll have to take some pics again. It's an old Crazy Climber and has a Mitsubishi tube, but the only results I was getting on search engines was Australian arcade forums (I live in the USA). I didn't see the markings on the chassis to determine the monitor manufacturer. I will happily take and upload new photos if any of you could help me identify a suitable replacement chassis as I don't know how I would find a flyback on it's own.Do not do that. Give us some pictures and a model number.
Do not do that. Give us some pictures and a model number
So what advice would you give me on going forward? I wanted to keep the machine all original & I don't know how to find replacement parts.My guess is that is a Mitsubishi. I am surprised that that is a 20". Page 28 of the manual shows your tube number and Mitsubishi.
In the picture of the flyback it is a red wire seen cut coming out of the top of that box. The box was screwed closed.Show us a picture of the cut wire. I do not know who works on such an odd monitor or who to go to on finding a replacement.
Your location would help.
I'd prefer to think of it as char-broiled. Jokes aside I'm guessing my dad was probably going to replace it and found himself in the situation that I find myself in now.Is that a char mark on the top of your flyback? If that is melted, your flyback is toast.