Sanyo Monitor "Drooping" Issues for DK and DKJR
I recently bought a DKJR Cab and an extra DK board. I noticed a couple weeks after I brought it home the monitor has been acting up by "drooping" on the left side of the screen when I plug the machine in. It does it for both DK and DKJR boards, so it must be a monitor issue. The guy I bought the machine from said that monitor recently had been "capped". It seems to take the monitor maybe 1/2 to 1 hour to slowly get back to normal (see the last picture). Although normal still has a little "droop", but going in the opposite direction. I don't mind this so much since I can still play. Its just that I think this problem is getting worse and worse as time goes on. Do you think there is an adjustment I can mess with to fix this or do you think the monitor needs to be recapped again? I don't know much about capping and such...I am pretty much a newbie when it comes to this stuff, but am willing to learn. Thanks for any advice.
Sorry the pictures aren't the best quality, I got tired of fiddling with the million different settings on the camera. But I think they get the point across.
I recently bought a DKJR Cab and an extra DK board. I noticed a couple weeks after I brought it home the monitor has been acting up by "drooping" on the left side of the screen when I plug the machine in. It does it for both DK and DKJR boards, so it must be a monitor issue. The guy I bought the machine from said that monitor recently had been "capped". It seems to take the monitor maybe 1/2 to 1 hour to slowly get back to normal (see the last picture). Although normal still has a little "droop", but going in the opposite direction. I don't mind this so much since I can still play. Its just that I think this problem is getting worse and worse as time goes on. Do you think there is an adjustment I can mess with to fix this or do you think the monitor needs to be recapped again? I don't know much about capping and such...I am pretty much a newbie when it comes to this stuff, but am willing to learn. Thanks for any advice.
Sorry the pictures aren't the best quality, I got tired of fiddling with the million different settings on the camera. But I think they get the point across.