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Wells Gardner K4600 19K4613 - How to CAP KIT Repair Arcade Monitor Teardown Manual Schematic
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Wells Gardner K4600 19K4613 – How to CAP KIT Repair Arcade Monitor Teardown Manual Schematic



Arcade parts on amazon → http://amzn.to/2lCmPd2
My Multimeter →http://amzn.to/2keLqru
My K4600 Teardown Printout PDF → https://goo.gl/2TGAa0
Cap kit I used was from Ian → https://iankellogg.com
John’s K4600 cap kit video → https://youtu.be/uwvEW2ahCro

The monitor was not really too bad with the old caps but being that they were pushing 40 years old, time for a swap. The bigger issue was the jittery screen which will only end up in a vertical collapse if not repaired. The arcade monitor I am working on is from a Williams Defender. It’s a Wells Gardner 19K4613 Best of luck on your repair!

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WG K4600

10 Comments

  1. Justin Elliott

    This was great, thank you for documenting and posting this! I've a WG K4600 in my Pac Man cabinet that I want to clean up and re-cap so this will REALLY help me out. THANKS!

  2. john smith

    RCA 19VJTP22. I have a 19K4600 with Neg H/V  & Pos H/V build in November 1981 to do. But I finish capping my 13K7801 & 19k7000 447 board first.

  3. Sharpface Gfys

    Hey bro just saw your video good shit. Quick question my vert hold is not holding and i believe its a cap. Im gling to replace them all but i read it could be a transistor as well. have you had any issues with vert hold?

  4. dragonman63

    Thanks for doing this, I have four of these I want to rebuild, the quotes I have been getting from folks are in the $200 range to do a cap kit, that's nuts when the cap kit only cost less than $10. For that I can buy myself a nice soldering iron and multimeter and do it myself.

  7. Kevin Mitchell

    When soldering pins in a row it's best to jump around instead of doing them in one row. For example, if you have 15 pins in a row do pin 1, 6, 11, 2, 7, 12, 3, 8, 13,….
    This prevents too much heat buildup on any one component or trace. Not a big deal on a board with large components and heavy traces. A good habit to get in is not to do them in a row.

  8. Kevin Mitchell

    I have the same RAM issue on Defender. Did you cover fixing that on another video? Does the RAM need to be replaced or is it most likely just a case of broken solder joints, chip creep, oxidation, etc?

  9. Kevin Mitchell

    I just did a cap kit on the same monitor. Everything looks exactly the same, including missing the same caps. Much thanks for posting this video! It was a huge help!

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