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I was trying out my J-Pac on my Double Dragon cab with a Wells Gardner 4900 and all was well. I turned off the cab. I came back later to do some more testing and I the screen had shrunk. I have verified that the J-Pac is still working as it should in another cabinet. I hooked up Double Dragon again with no change. This is one cab I haven't had to do any work on until now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: WG 4900 Shrunk Vertically
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you have a partial frame collapse,may be a bad solder joint if your lucky
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On the main circuit board or the neck board do you think? Should I just start reflowing everything?
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main board i would say
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You said "if I'm lucky". What else would it be?
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could be a cap,best bet is to PM ken layton as he has a vast knowledge of this chassis
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Yup, put a capkit in it NOW before any other components get damaged from running it this way. This chassis is well known for many bad solder joints on the main board, in particular around the outer perimeter of the board.
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