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Title: K7000 Cap kit now now no neck glow dead?
Post by: epic69 on March 22, 2011, 11:52:29 pm
I have a k7000 25" monitor that was dim most of time and was in need of a cap kit. i finally got around to doing a cap kit on this chassis. Now i have the cap kit installed and verified all caps are correctly installed and reflowed all the existing solder joints because i know these k7000 are known for cracked solder joints. I installed the chassis back into the cabinet and attachd the anode cap. Now i have no neck glow and no picture at all. I doulbe checked all caps are correctly installled. What would you check next? If i cannot get this to work where can i send this chassis to have someone fix it for me? Thanks for any response!
Title: Re: K7000 Cap kit now now no neck glow dead?
Post by: Kevin Mullins on March 23, 2011, 05:37:04 pm
Do you hear a quick burst of HV static when you first turn it on ?

Have you checked the B+ voltage ?
(it may be high and going into shutdown)

Even though you checked solder joints..... double check EVERY large resistor again. There are a couple spots that will crack the trace near the joint that will kill the heater voltage, hence no neck glow.
Title: Re: K7000 Cap kit now now no neck glow dead?
Post by: boardjunkie on March 24, 2011, 10:15:21 am
If the tube filament is glowing then the horiz section is running fine.....the filament runs off the flyback.

Did you cut/remove any wires when you did the cap job? 'specially the gnd wire that ties to the neck board and the tube dag.
Title: Re: K7000 Cap kit now now no neck glow dead?
Post by: epic69 on April 01, 2011, 09:33:59 am
Yes i cut a gray wire that i assume is a ground, but i did connect it back when i put the chassis back in the cabinet. I just twised the wire strands together but that should be sufficient ? correct?
Title: Re: K7000 Cap kit now now no neck glow dead?
Post by: Karetaker on April 06, 2011, 05:52:13 pm
Make sure this wire is connected and making a GOOD connection:

(http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e245/Raistlen/7769_0_fs-1.jpg)