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Appears to be an RCA tube with Wells Gardner chassis (19 inch monitor) I'll Im seeing is serial number stickers with WG infront. Didnt see any model number on it.
What monitor? A Cap kit won't fix a collapse.... That is a transistor...
I've seen this monitor in-person (I sold the Mr. Do to Machfelon). The monitor stopped working after he moved the game to a new spot in the arcade. I suspect a cold solder joint or connection issue, as it was working perfectly until moved. This lead me to believe that nothing is actually "broken".
Machfelon, is the monitor vibration sensitive? Can you tap on the cabinet and get the image to change? Has it worked at all since you moved it?
The monitor was missing identifying labels, but was tracked down to be a K7000 of some variety. These monitors are notorious for cold solder issues (the chassis run hot). It's in a vertical frame. I have a very similar monitor that is a K7191 (?).
I would review the sticky about K7000's: http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=134818
Also, this issue might do better in the Monitor sub-forum: http://forums.arcade-museum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=43
Talking about cold solder issues I would have NO IDEA where to begin. Have no soldering gun and no experience soldering.