Re: VECTOR: WG K6100 Troubleshooting
"Christopher X. Candreva" <[email protected]>
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On Thu, 29 Jul 2004, Chris Loggans wrote: > got a K6100 that came to me with both of the chassis > mounted low voltage transistors blown (one open, one > shorted). I replaced the transistors, installed an > LV2000 and did a quick check of all other transistors > and everything appeared to be fine. I powered it up > with no signal and it seemed to be running OK. I > hooked up the boards, fired up the game and within a > minute or so, the chassis mounted Y transistors (Q60x) > were HOT and the low voltage transistors were out > again. I replaced all of the transistors again, did a OK. First thing first -- you know your input is good - the game board you are hooking it to works on another monitor I assume ? Before they blew again, was there a picture on the screen, spot killer lit, etc ? Do you have HV (before those transistors blow) ? You received this monitor broken -- do you think someone tried to fix it before you got it ? I would go over the board very carefully for anything that looks like previous work that might be botched. Example -- someone tried to do a cap kit and put parts in the wrong place -- replaced d901 with zd901, etc. What happens if you power-up the deflection board without the HV cage connected ? > that was causing me concern is the voltage coming out > of the U57 (Q603 I think, I don't have my schematics > handy) going into the base of the 3716. According to > the schematics, this should be 0.3v with no signal. > I'm getting 0.004 (essentially nothing). Both of the > input voltages to Q603 are correct and the U57 has If it wasn't for the no-voltage here, I would almost think there might be a problem in the HV cage that was drawing the extra current. Oh -- before blowing more transistors, check the fuses to make sure they weren't replaced with something bigger, since "They kept blowing." :-) ========================================================== Chris Candreva -- [email protected] -- (914) 967-7816 WestNet Internet Services of Westchester http://www.westnet.com/