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Old 09-12-2009, 09:12 PM
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There are probably a few bad capacitors in the vertical output section - if not a driver/output transistor as well. Also look for open or increased resistor values in the vertical output circuit. Any one of these can cause the foldover you see.
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Old 09-13-2009, 12:45 AM
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all that use and abuse after yeArs of use kill caps in those video monitors. I worked on a few of those in the past for an arcade center up here and slot of them were always leaky elecrolytics and resistors. Good luck that looks like a sweet and clean arcade!!

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There are probably a few bad capacitors in the vertical output section - if not a driver/output transistor as well. Also look for open or increased resistor values in the vertical output circuit. Any one of these can cause the foldover you see.
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