smello
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Thanks to all of you giving me tips regarding a cap kit in a monitor. I was not happy with my monitor before. I just got done installing the caps in my Sanyo Nintendo monitor.
It was a success! It is soooo much better now. It was a bitch trying to figure out how to remove the board. I was going to remove the whole monitor, but was not really sure of the best method to do so, I just removed the monitor PCB from the chassis.
This seems to be the best I can adjust it to, can't really get it to fill the whole screen vertically. Oh well.
Couple of questions....
1. I was in such a rush too see if I wrecked or fixed my monitor, I installed the board again without redoing the audio board as well. The audio still works fine though. If I wanted to rebuild the audio board, would I have to discharge the monitor again? Can I leave the anode in the tube?
2. I forgot to hook up a ground wire that is on the right side of the PCB (looking at it from the back). It just get's screwed into the chassis part. Should I discharge if I were to put the screw back in? I circled the wire yellow in the picture and the screw hole red.
It was a success! It is soooo much better now. It was a bitch trying to figure out how to remove the board. I was going to remove the whole monitor, but was not really sure of the best method to do so, I just removed the monitor PCB from the chassis.
This seems to be the best I can adjust it to, can't really get it to fill the whole screen vertically. Oh well.
Couple of questions....
1. I was in such a rush too see if I wrecked or fixed my monitor, I installed the board again without redoing the audio board as well. The audio still works fine though. If I wanted to rebuild the audio board, would I have to discharge the monitor again? Can I leave the anode in the tube?
2. I forgot to hook up a ground wire that is on the right side of the PCB (looking at it from the back). It just get's screwed into the chassis part. Should I discharge if I were to put the screw back in? I circled the wire yellow in the picture and the screw hole red.
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