Can someone show me the wiring for a degauss coil on a G07?

[Mauzy]

I've tried every wiring combination possible, but I can't get the monitor to degauss with the attached coil. The coil attaches (or at least that's how it was when I got the monitor) to what looks like a large white ceramic resistor with two diodes attached to it. Now obviously something is wrong because the coil never fires. Whats the deal?

[Kevin Mullins]

Measure the AC voltage at the coil when you FIRST turn it on. (and it needs to be cold/off for awhile)

Could be a bad PTC component. Small black box near where the coil plugs into the main chassis if I recall correctly.

[Mauzy]

At the coil I get nothing. On the board where the coil plugs in it only goes up to about 4 volt for 5-6 seconds then goes back down. I guess that little black box is a problem. I'm still not sure if I have the wiring right off of the white resistor. The thick white wires in the picture are both going to the coil. The thin wires come off of the board.

[SirPeale]

Onboard degaussers have never worked for me.  They fire off for only a second when the monitor is first powered on, not long enough to do any real help. 

[Mauzy]

Well, I've been using the old coil plugged into a power strip method for about a year with good results, but Im working on selling this cabinet and I would at least like it to attempt to degauss.

[Kevin Mullins]

Craptacular cell phone pics....... but see if these help.

[Mauzy]

Thanks Kev! Now I have my wiring confirmed. I guess its a board issue.

[Mauzy]

Could be a bad PTC component. Small black box near where the coil plugs into the main chassis if I recall correctly.

So what exactly should I search for on the internet to purchase a new "little black box"? I've found it easily enough on both sets of my G07 chassis, yet neither seem to function properly.