Re: TECH: Battlezone G05-805 monitor - still having problems

From: peter jones <highwayman2000_at_mail.ru>
Date: Mon Oct 07 2002 - 00:02:11 EDT

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From: "Commander Dave" <cmdr-dave@spamcop.net>
To: <vectorlist@synthcom.com>
Date: Sun, 6 Oct 2002 14:59:08 -0500
Subject: VECTOR: TECH: Battlezone G05-805 monitor - still having problems

> Hello all,
>
> Yes, these are the postings that never end. I am getting so disgusted with this G05-805. I was able to get a working HV diode and the problem of shaking and blooming still shows up. When powered up totally cold, the HV is fine, maybe even a little over. The image on the monitor,however, has a very small case of the shakes and as it warms up the HV (about 5 minutes or less), the image starts to expand and the HV starts to drop. It was down to 10.8 KV when I got disgusted, cut the power and left.
>
> I have:
>
> Tried different game and aux board sets (same problem)
> cleaned and resoldered connectors on the monitor
> cleaned and resoldered the flyback
> Replaced the HV diode (twice to be sure) and tightened connections
> Installed a cap kit with transistors (from Bob Roberts)]
> Freeze sprayed many components in the HV cage with no results
>
> Obviously, I have missed something somewhere and I am almost sure it is the obvious. I am about to start at square one and start measuring, rechecking and reverifing things I am taking for granted is working. I am so tired of working on this problem and it's starting to get in the way of other projects.
>
> I'll do my homework again and try to make a logical plan of attack, but can anyone let me know what would be good list of thingsto start checking first? The high voltages I have done, but what other voltages do I need to check? I'm starting over so what other "DUH" type things do I need to check again? Oh, and I am afraid that I don't have an O-scope, so I tests will have to be adjusted accordingly.
>
> Thanks guys, I'm sure I'll get this thing fixed one of these days if I don't hit it with a 2x4 first! ;-)
>
> -Commander Dave
>

maybe the big cap on the power-supply tray in the base of the cab?

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