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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: smartbomb2084 on February 12, 2007, 05:59:59 pm
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Hello all, I have a WG25k7191 in a DYNAMO cabinet that is doing the 'hula', that is, it is oscillating like hawaiian hips and doesn't appear to be a sync problem but more like bad power regulation. This is one of those hated Wells-Gardner/Zenith hybrid jobs that after 17 years are nothing but trouble. I have replaced all of the electrolytics including C55 with no change. It is not the game board or the game power supply. Could this be caused by a faulty STR30130 Regulator? The B+ is 130.4 Volts.
If you can help, THANKS in advance.
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Is C55 the larger filter cap in the power supply section?
(I just don't feel like digging up the manual)
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When you say oscillating, do you mean the picture is moving up and down a little? Mine was having the "shakes". It will shake 1/2 a mm up and 1/2 a mm down non stop (after 3 times per second!)
I was running ArcadeVGA -> JPAC -> monitor. I've fixed it (so I hope) by taking the sync wire and running it both to Horizontal Sync and Vertical sync (which is the way it was originally wired up with a real arcade PCB).
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Yes Kevin, C55 is the large filter cap in the Power Supply.
No Joe, the picture is steady Sync - wise, both vertically and horizontally. The oscillation is more like undulation. That is, side to side with a wave like motion up and down, not jittery which is an entirely different symptom.
I'm really leaning toward some type of power regulation problem.
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Yes Kevin, C55 is the large filter cap in the Power Supply.
I thought it was C57?
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Sorry Peale, my man, it is C55- 560MF 200V. Check the drawing.
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Sorry Peale, my man, it is C55- 560MF 200V. Check the drawing.
Oh, the big mamma-jamma. I thought you were talking about C57, the 47uf, 160V cap.