I have a k4600 that was working sometimes, if you nudged the cab it would wink out and exhibit other weird behavior. So I did a cap kit. In the process, I cut the neck board wire and the degaussing coil wires to have easier access to the main board. (as an aside, whoever says 20ezs are hard to work on is crazy.. the 4600 is a huge pain in my ass... why the HELL is it impossible to get the chassis out without cutting/desoldering a billion wires). I also accidentally ripped the two brown wires off from the width coil. The two purposefully cut wires are reconnected with molex, and I resoldered the pulled wires to the width coil.
Buttoned everything back up -- no power. No neck glow, no hv whine, no static, nothing. B+ is 0vdc.
Possible culprits -- does it matter which way the wires are attached to the width coil? Can it be wrong? Should I swap them?
One of the wires to the degaussing coil was pulled off from the weird place on the corner of the frame with the capacitor it was soldered to. I resoldered it, but may have gotten it in the wrong place.
Any other ideas? I doubt it's any of the stuff on Fromm's flowchart -- the monitor was getting raster and more or less working prior to the cap kit.
Buttoned everything back up -- no power. No neck glow, no hv whine, no static, nothing. B+ is 0vdc.
Possible culprits -- does it matter which way the wires are attached to the width coil? Can it be wrong? Should I swap them?
One of the wires to the degaussing coil was pulled off from the weird place on the corner of the frame with the capacitor it was soldered to. I resoldered it, but may have gotten it in the wrong place.
Any other ideas? I doubt it's any of the stuff on Fromm's flowchart -- the monitor was getting raster and more or less working prior to the cap kit.
