ArcadeTom
New member
Hi,
I did my first cap kit today on a WG 4900 monitor. I watched many videos and read allot of posts on discharging the flyback behind the suction cup before doing anything.
That seemed to go fine, then I removed the suction cup from the crt and as a precaution grounded the pin behind the cup again. All was good.
New caps are in, when I tried to get the suction cup back into the monitor hole I got a little jolt
. Didn't realize there was still power inside the back of the tube.
Now I don't want to touch it until I find out whats going on. Im so close to testing out the new board with new caps but cant seem to get past this.
Can someone guide me at this stage.
Thanks, much appreciated.
-tom
I did my first cap kit today on a WG 4900 monitor. I watched many videos and read allot of posts on discharging the flyback behind the suction cup before doing anything.
That seemed to go fine, then I removed the suction cup from the crt and as a precaution grounded the pin behind the cup again. All was good.
New caps are in, when I tried to get the suction cup back into the monitor hole I got a little jolt
Now I don't want to touch it until I find out whats going on. Im so close to testing out the new board with new caps but cant seem to get past this.
Can someone guide me at this stage.
Thanks, much appreciated.
-tom

