WTB - Chassis for a WG 25K 7191 Monitor (also, need 8liner..

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Try here and look at the 25"k7000 units:

http://home.earthlink.net/~arcadeparts/index.html

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Yep. In fact I ordered another cap kit and changed out the ones people
suggested as possible bad caps. I wish I had another tube I could test the
chassis with. I believe someone once mentioned it could be the yoke. Having
access to a scope (and knowing how to use one) would really help me


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> "Bill" <miekkawiREMOVETHIS@msu.edu> wrote in newsgiebi$aec$1
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> > http://www.msu.edu/~miekkawi/misc/xmenproblem.jpg
>
> That looks like a cap problem. Have you done a cap kit?
>
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Cap kits don't fix all problems. I wouldn't blame the seller of the cap kit
for the fact that your monitor had some other kind of problem.

"Zinfer" <rmassman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have bought cap kits beforehand from supposed 'reputable and loved'
> resources. The kit did not fix the problem whatsoever. I would have
> replaced every single cap if it werent' for the help of Rob Carroll
> which pointed out the exact cap not covered in the cap kit.
> So you may want to examine just which caps you've replaced before
> moving beyond that point.
> Through the last few years I've had a couple people suggest a 'shorted
> tube'. I've run across two of these supposed bad tubes. Not sure
> what can cause an actual tube to go bad as I don't know much about
> their internals. I do know that monitor repair guys are a much sought
> after resource and there are many theives that ask for your chassis,
> then never send it back. So be cautious.
>

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Well, I don't know of anyone that makes "complete" cap kits. They're pretty
much all the same from zanen to bob roberts, to happs. I just thought that
the reference to the "supposed reputable and loved" sellers implied that
they weren't because they didn't include every possible cap.


"Zinfer" <rmassman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Cap kits do fix most problems, if they are complete. The problem was
> another capacitor on the monitor chassis that was not covered by the
> cap kit. It was not another or different problem. It was a bad
> capacitor that was not replaced. Not blaming a seller, just saying
> that it still may be a bad cap.
>
> On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 13:08:58 -0400, "Chuk" <chuk@ourcade.com> wrote:
>
>>Cap kits don't fix all problems. I wouldn't blame the seller of the cap
>>kit
>>for the fact that your monitor had some other kind of problem.
>>
>>"Zinfer" <rmassman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:432ce72b.533119484@news-server.woh.rr.com...
>>>I have bought cap kits beforehand from supposed 'reputable and loved'
>>> resources. The kit did not fix the problem whatsoever. I would have
>>> replaced every single cap if it werent' for the help of Rob Carroll
>>> which pointed out the exact cap not covered in the cap kit.
>>> So you may want to examine just which caps you've replaced before
>>> moving beyond that point.
>>> Through the last few years I've had a couple people suggest a 'shorted
>>> tube'. I've run across two of these supposed bad tubes. Not sure
>>> what can cause an actual tube to go bad as I don't know much about
>>> their internals. I do know that monitor repair guys are a much sought
>>> after resource and there are many theives that ask for your chassis,
>>> then never send it back. So be cautious.
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>

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They all age the same, but they don't all wear the same. Some caps get more
of a workout than others. Many of these monitors failed back in the day,
and needed to have caps replaced.


"Zinfer" <rmassman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> yea it was a jab. But your right I guess. I haven't found one
> supplier that has ALL caps in their cap kit. Honestly their all aged
> at the same rate and should ALL be replaced if your going to go
> through the effort of replacing most all.
>
> On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 13:28:36 -0400, "Chuk" <chuk@ourcade.com> wrote:
>
>>Well, I don't know of anyone that makes "complete" cap kits. They're
>>pretty
>>much all the same from zanen to bob roberts, to happs. I just thought
>>that
>>the reference to the "supposed reputable and loved" sellers implied that
>>they weren't because they didn't include every possible cap.
>>
>>
>>"Zinfer" <rmassman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:432da1a3.580854937@news-server.woh.rr.com...
>>> Cap kits do fix most problems, if they are complete. The problem was
>>> another capacitor on the monitor chassis that was not covered by the
>>> cap kit. It was not another or different problem. It was a bad
>>> capacitor that was not replaced. Not blaming a seller, just saying
>>> that it still may be a bad cap.
>>>
>>> On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 13:08:58 -0400, "Chuk" <chuk@ourcade.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Cap kits don't fix all problems. I wouldn't blame the seller of the cap
>>>>kit
>>>>for the fact that your monitor had some other kind of problem.
>>>>
>>>>"Zinfer" <rmassman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:432ce72b.533119484@news-server.woh.rr.com...
>>>>>I have bought cap kits beforehand from supposed 'reputable and loved'
>>>>> resources. The kit did not fix the problem whatsoever. I would have
>>>>> replaced every single cap if it werent' for the help of Rob Carroll
>>>>> which pointed out the exact cap not covered in the cap kit.
>>>>> So you may want to examine just which caps you've replaced before
>>>>> moving beyond that point.
>>>>> Through the last few years I've had a couple people suggest a 'shorted
>>>>> tube'. I've run across two of these supposed bad tubes. Not sure
>>>>> what can cause an actual tube to go bad as I don't know much about
>>>>> their internals. I do know that monitor repair guys are a much sought
>>>>> after resource and there are many theives that ask for your chassis,
>>>>> then never send it back. So be cautious.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>