I am having an issue with a WGK7000 monitor (from an MKII cabinet) that I need some help with.
Quite a while ago the monitor started having an issue where it would only power up when you turned it on and off multiple times. Eventually it just gave up completely. I replaced the flyback, the HOT, most of the caps and it was still no good so I took it into my distributor where they fixed it and sent it back. They didn't tell me what they did to it, but it worked. But it only worked for a few months and while someone was playing a game on the cabinet, the image suddenly went out. I turned the cabinet off, then back on and the image stayed for a short time then it turns off again. Now the monitor won't power up no matter how many times I turn it on and off but even if it did I'd like to figure out what's going on with it.
I checked the voltage from the power source where it connects to the chassis and I get a rating of around 130 using the 200 Vac setting on my multimeter (apologies as I am a noob with this stuff still) but I'm not sure if that's good or bad.
Quite a while ago the monitor started having an issue where it would only power up when you turned it on and off multiple times. Eventually it just gave up completely. I replaced the flyback, the HOT, most of the caps and it was still no good so I took it into my distributor where they fixed it and sent it back. They didn't tell me what they did to it, but it worked. But it only worked for a few months and while someone was playing a game on the cabinet, the image suddenly went out. I turned the cabinet off, then back on and the image stayed for a short time then it turns off again. Now the monitor won't power up no matter how many times I turn it on and off but even if it did I'd like to figure out what's going on with it.
I checked the voltage from the power source where it connects to the chassis and I get a rating of around 130 using the 200 Vac setting on my multimeter (apologies as I am a noob with this stuff still) but I'm not sure if that's good or bad.
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