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I'm just starting this thread because its my first time working on a monitor.
At this moment I have yet to test the monitor myself, but the original owner said it was not working with the game, but the game would power up otherwise. I think its mostly because the jerry rigged wiring in this sad excuse for a cabinet.
Here are pics of the chasis to get a good idea of what I'm looking at. All safely discharged!
Is this typical?
Just a closer look at the flyback area of the board, with the serial numbers and junk.
Now they had a black wire hanging off the neck board not connected to anything, but I figure this may be a ground considering how I've compared the wiring of my Konami cab's K7000. The degaussing coil was un-attached, the monitor was not isolated, but overall the caps look to be ok, no bursting or anything (i'm no expert though). When I finish with fixing up the power board with the isolation transformer I'll hook her back up and give it a try, see if I get some neck glow and maybe a picture.
At this moment I have yet to test the monitor myself, but the original owner said it was not working with the game, but the game would power up otherwise. I think its mostly because the jerry rigged wiring in this sad excuse for a cabinet.
Here are pics of the chasis to get a good idea of what I'm looking at. All safely discharged!
Is this typical?
Just a closer look at the flyback area of the board, with the serial numbers and junk.
Now they had a black wire hanging off the neck board not connected to anything, but I figure this may be a ground considering how I've compared the wiring of my Konami cab's K7000. The degaussing coil was un-attached, the monitor was not isolated, but overall the caps look to be ok, no bursting or anything (i'm no expert though). When I finish with fixing up the power board with the isolation transformer I'll hook her back up and give it a try, see if I get some neck glow and maybe a picture.
