rdudding
Well-known member
I'm trying to get a buddy's Sanyo 20EZ up and running for him and have run into an issue I've never seen before on one of these monitors.
I've recapped the monitor, replaced the big filter cap and have confirmed that the B+ is at 108 v. Any ideas on what could be causing this goofiness??
FYI, a former owner of this monitor cut the chassis off of the tube and frame. They cut through the wire from the flyback to the anode, the neck board and the yoke. I have already spliced all those wires back together (solder, heat-shrink tubing and additional electrical tape over the heat-shrink tubing for added insulation on the high voltage wires.)
Thanks in advance guys,
--Rich
I've recapped the monitor, replaced the big filter cap and have confirmed that the B+ is at 108 v. Any ideas on what could be causing this goofiness??
FYI, a former owner of this monitor cut the chassis off of the tube and frame. They cut through the wire from the flyback to the anode, the neck board and the yoke. I have already spliced all those wires back together (solder, heat-shrink tubing and additional electrical tape over the heat-shrink tubing for added insulation on the high voltage wires.)
Thanks in advance guys,
--Rich


