Sean,
Presumably you can read the values of all the electrolytic caps? Just
replace all of them. Perhaps a bit overzealous, but if you have no
schematics... I did that with my bench computer monitor.
tom
Sean McLachlan wrote:
>
> I have a Crazy Climber cocktail with what I am sure is the original monitor
> and chassis. Although I can't see any model # on it, Google's consensus is
> that it is a Hitachi C14C. I want to do a cap kit on it, but I can't find a
> cap list. I also can't find a schematic for this monitor, the one in the CC
> manual that is online is half missing.
>
> Andy Welburn has a cap kit on his site. Andy, any chance you would give up
> the cap info? I'll pay you for the kit, but I'd hate to pay for overseas
> shipping and have to wait when I can get the parts local.
>
> Does anyone have a list of caps to change out, or barring that, how about
> some general guidelines for what caps to swap out? I can see some of the
> caps are bulged on top, so I will replace those and those around them, but
> aside from physical clues, are there any general tips? Or is this like
> asking "I have a Chrysler, what kind of drink cup holder should I buy?"
>
> Sean McLachlan
> MIS Manager
> LithoFlexo grafics inc.
> 801.484.8503
>
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