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Author Topic: X-MEN 6 player: monitor & other issues  (Read 2521 times)

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lemonhead

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X-MEN 6 player: monitor & other issues
« on: August 06, 2016, 12:02:19 am »
I recently pulled my behemoth Konami 6-player x-men arcade out of storage. A friend decided he wanted to commission it in his tabletop gaming store, so I figured I would fix the broken caster wheels and fire it up & check to make sure it was working. When it booted up I was met with this:



as well as a sound chip that has finally given up and colossus' credit circuit seems to be stuck on, making it impossible to register credits or play his character. Nothing I have read seems to yield any suggestions on how to fix the monitor, only some crt repairman jargon explaining about magnetic coils not being fully in sync.. Any ideas?

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Re: X-MEN 6 player: monitor & other issues
« Reply #1 on: August 23, 2016, 05:51:21 pm »
To fix the monitor, you simply need to adjust the H.Hold pot. For the stuck input, make sure the resistor pack on that input is good.
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