jkoolpe
Well-known member
Hi all!
Well, after many years of trouble-free problems and several trips to CA Extreme, my G08 monitor finally developed a problem at my Halloween party
.
At first, I got full horizontal collapse now...the screen was collapsed to the very right in a vertical line. After some connection reseating, I now get no picture and no neck glow. HV is there, though.
I'm just starting to take it apart, but I noticed that there is a small piece of wire on the back of the paddle board that appears to want to connect the "H" and "V" outputs (see picture, upper right side). Is this normal?
The wire does not read continuous on my meter with the "H" output, but it does read continuous with the "V" output. Should I resolder this to the "H" output? Should these two points be connected via this wire?
Other than that, I did find that the upper 6259 transistor reads continuous with the chassis which I think means its blown.
Anyway, I do want to know if this wire between the "H" and "V" is normal. Anyone know?
I have extra 6259 transistors at the ready
...
Thanks,
Jon
Well, after many years of trouble-free problems and several trips to CA Extreme, my G08 monitor finally developed a problem at my Halloween party
At first, I got full horizontal collapse now...the screen was collapsed to the very right in a vertical line. After some connection reseating, I now get no picture and no neck glow. HV is there, though.
I'm just starting to take it apart, but I noticed that there is a small piece of wire on the back of the paddle board that appears to want to connect the "H" and "V" outputs (see picture, upper right side). Is this normal?
The wire does not read continuous on my meter with the "H" output, but it does read continuous with the "V" output. Should I resolder this to the "H" output? Should these two points be connected via this wire?
Other than that, I did find that the upper 6259 transistor reads continuous with the chassis which I think means its blown.
Anyway, I do want to know if this wire between the "H" and "V" is normal. Anyone know?
I have extra 6259 transistors at the ready
Thanks,
Jon

