I am pretty new to this site and an EXTREMELY happy to finally be able to share something that I think is cool and hopefully will be helpful to so many of you awesome people who have been so willing to offer your expertise.
I got onto this site with no experience and from reading the forums and getting some expert answers, I did my first cap job last night and am bringing a dead G07 back to life.
While doing this cap job, I also changed the flyback and had A TON of trouble getting the pins to line up with the board correctly. So after messing with this, I used some of the expertise I learned here and pushed old one into a piece of cardboard to get a template. I then took that cardboard template and made a 3D printable model of it and am happy to share that with everyone here.
I hope that someone else finds this helpful. I found that both of the china A29951B flybacks that I got both needed A LOT of adjustment of the pins to get them to line up so the 14 min it took to print was worth it to avoid more frustration I could deal with doing it blind or even with the side panel taken off.
Worth noting, one of the flybacks, right out of the box wasnt epoxied and the pins were falling out. If anyone knows of a solid source for this flyback, please let me know. These Chinese ones are crappppppp.
I have attached the .SKP file for people so you can make adjustments if needed, the GCODE I used with PLA and the .STL file to pull into your slicer for 3D printing if you want to change the settings.
I am VERY excited to actually be able to contribute to this awesome forum. Please let me know if this was helpful for you.
I also have a link to Thingiverse for just the STL if you want that only:
www.thingiverse.com
I got onto this site with no experience and from reading the forums and getting some expert answers, I did my first cap job last night and am bringing a dead G07 back to life.
While doing this cap job, I also changed the flyback and had A TON of trouble getting the pins to line up with the board correctly. So after messing with this, I used some of the expertise I learned here and pushed old one into a piece of cardboard to get a template. I then took that cardboard template and made a 3D printable model of it and am happy to share that with everyone here.
I hope that someone else finds this helpful. I found that both of the china A29951B flybacks that I got both needed A LOT of adjustment of the pins to get them to line up so the 14 min it took to print was worth it to avoid more frustration I could deal with doing it blind or even with the side panel taken off.
Worth noting, one of the flybacks, right out of the box wasnt epoxied and the pins were falling out. If anyone knows of a solid source for this flyback, please let me know. These Chinese ones are crappppppp.
I have attached the .SKP file for people so you can make adjustments if needed, the GCODE I used with PLA and the .STL file to pull into your slicer for 3D printing if you want to change the settings.
I am VERY excited to actually be able to contribute to this awesome forum. Please let me know if this was helpful for you.
I also have a link to Thingiverse for just the STL if you want that only:
Flyback G07 Template by SCUBAKING3D
For anyone who is doing maintenance on an old CRT G07 Monitor and replacing the Flyback, sometimes you need to bend the pins to get it to drop into the board easier. This is very hard through trial and error with the actual PCB so I made this template instead. If you bend the pins on the...




