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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: ebo0763 on December 23, 2011, 04:41:10 pm
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I have a WG k7000 25" with new cap kit. The image is squeezed in the middle but stretched on top and bottom. So a circle in the top or bottom will actually take the shape of an egg because of the distortion.
I replaced all capacitors (except the very huge one) and I don't know what could cause that.
Any idea?
BTW, the picture doesn't do it justice because the camera was too close and that kind of cancel out the distortion a bit. But it's still noticable.
(http://img814.imageshack.us/img814/8017/image201110160002.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/814/image201110160002.jpg/)
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I'm just thinking... is it possible that the yoke is a bit too close? It seems to me, if it would be further back it would fix it, at least a bit. But I'm very hesitant to play with the yoke. Hope it's something else.
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if the yoke has always been in it's present position then I can't see any reason why that would affect the picture.
questions,is that the original tube/yoke combo for that chassis,did the picture display like that before you replaced the caps
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if the yoke has always been in it's present position then I can't see any reason why that would affect the picture.
questions,is that the original tube/yoke combo for that chassis,did the picture display like that before you replaced the caps
It's a not the original chassis, but the chassis that was there before was still a k7000. I just received the monitor recently so I don't really know its full story unfortunatly... I don't know if the yoke and tube are the original combination.
And yes, even before I installed the new caps the image was like that.
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its a yoke/chassis mismatch imo
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its a yoke/chassis mismatch imo
:-\ Well... is there anyway I could test that?
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its a yoke/chassis mismatch imo
:-\ Well... is there anyway I could test that?
only if you had an original crt/yoke/chassis to compare with
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I would suppose you could at least pull the yoke line and measure the resistance and then compare that with a known good one. I'm sure someone here would be able to tell you what the resistance should be.
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it is the yoke
wg will confrim it
the part is nla
the yoke will yank out the vert ic in this state
what u want to do is call them and get the vert resistance
find a yoke to match it
is it single/dual freg ?
kv's came both way's
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