Vertical Wave on Monitor

PacAttack13

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Not sure where to start as far as fixing this wave that is starting on the bottom of my screen going vertically to the top of my monitor. Messed with the v hold and the h hold and it didnt fix the problem. Also, put in a new power supply to see if that was the problem and no result. Could it possibly be the filter cap on the chassis that needs replacing? Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thanks.
 
Not sure where to start as far as fixing this wave that is starting on the bottom of my screen going vertically to the top of my monitor. Messed with the v hold and the h hold and it didnt fix the problem. Also, put in a new power supply to see if that was the problem and no result. Could it possibly be the filter cap on the chassis that needs replacing? Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thanks.

Could be something as simple as the ground plug on the 120v power cord or the outlet it is connected to is not grounded properly.

I have read where putting in a switcher supply instead of a linear will do something like you described.

Pics pleaz.
 
Could be something as simple as the ground plug on the 120v power cord or the outlet it is connected to is not grounded properly.

I have read where putting in a switcher supply instead of a linear will do something like you described.

Pics pleaz.

I will have to get some pics later tonight....am at work now. Thanks.
 
could adjusting the B+ slightly maybe help fix this issue? Whats the best way to get the hard glue off the pot setting without damaging any capacitors right next to it?
 
The pot is more important

could adjusting the B+ slightly maybe help fix this issue? Whats the best way to get the hard glue off the pot setting without damaging any capacitors right next to it?

Be very careful with the pot they break very easy, the capacitors are pretty durable. Did you do a cap kit ? What model monitor? if it is a k7000 check the cap on the neck board.
 
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