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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: Alzoo on March 27, 2009, 01:35:47 pm
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Hi Everyone
Bit of a newbie posing a quick question to get steered in the right direction.
I have a original guantlet arcade I bought a while back and the monitor is burnt in a fair bit, still it works fine, however the refresh rate is wavering / the image is wobbling? other than that, all other features are fine, no problems..
what would be causing the image wobble or produce this noticeable waver??? Can I fiddle with the controls, perhaps replace the power supply? or be content it is still working after all these years...
many thanks
Alex
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electrolytic capacitors are a common failure in many devices.
if all original components, it is a safe bet that some have changed value.
if ur handy with a soldering iron, replacing caps would be a good place to begin.
capacitor kits seem to be popular here .
post the make/model , and i'm sure someone can provide a kit number/source for you
replacing the crt is the best way to fix phosphor burn
and to keep the drives down a bit on the new one ;)
73 de j
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I /think/ this will work...
http://www.mouser.com/ProjectManager/ProjectDetail.aspx?AccessID=77A2F72D7F
Should be a listing of ALL caps for a K4900.
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Should be a listing of ALL caps for a K4900.
Cap (uF) Voltage
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C201 1000u 16V
C205 470u 16V
C301 330u 25V
C303 2.2u 50V
C308 2.2u 50V
C310 10u 160V
C311 4.7u 160V
C313 100u 160V
C315 1u 50V
C351 1u 50V
C352 47u 25V
C354 47u 25V
C506 22u 160V
C507 47u 200V
C701 1000u 25V
C702 10u 160V or 200V
** Check for bad solder joints.
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Hi,
thanks for that info... the site works and I will check it out to buy the caps..
There is also this to buy from ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250397235817
thanks
Alex