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Make sure the black wire from the tube is connect to the ground point on the neckboard....

Okay, usually when I see that wire with the clip on the end like that, it goes under a screw on the top wall. There might also be a wire there that goes to the neckboard, and maybe not...
I had arcing with mine but it was due to ultra high b+ voltage. My LV regulator had failed, too. Lots more than capacitors fail on these monitors.
I'm currently in the process of installing a Bob Roberts deluxe kit, replacement HV board and an LV2000.
It will most likely start arcing somewhere else. I've seen a big spark jump from the chassis to the tube.
First off, try doing a continuity check between the spring that stretches across the back of the tube, and a ground point on the chassis (with it installed). If you have no continuity, you need to make some.
Next, check over the chassis to make sure:
1) you trimmed all of your leads
2) nothing on the chassis is touching the tube directly (except by wires), just the frame... (Sometimes a new cap may be a little too tall)
Okay, see this wire (yellow arrow) that is connected the neckboard with solder? follow it to the other end (probably a screw on the left wall). Attach that green circle wire to the same point...
