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Repair

An advanced-technician section: cross-cutting methods (recap, fault-finding, soldering, EPROM, HV safety) and focused guides (monitors, PSUs). Per-machine procedures also live on their console / PCB / cabinet pages (links at the bottom).

Methods & workbench (cross-cutting)

Monitors (CRT)

  • Nanao MS8 — Sega candy cabs (Astro City), 15/24 kHz.
  • Nanao MS9 — New Astro City, Blast City…
  • Nanao MS2930–MS2933 (tri-sync) — 31 kHz candy (New Net City, Naomi Universal).
  • Sanwa — PM-1723/PM-1745, 20I16, 29E31S tri-sync (JP cabs).
  • Wells-Gardner — US cabs (K4600/K4900/K7000, D9200, 6100 vector).
  • Sanyo 20-EZ — US cabs (20-EZ / 20-EZV Nintendo): 160 V recap, vertical collapse, PCB cracks.
  • Hantarex — EU cabs (MTC-9000, Polo / Polo 2).
  • Toshiba PB-7534Konami Windy 2 (tri-sync; bipolars + 4 separate filters).
  • Modern tri-sync — Wei-Ya / Makvision / Kortek (15/24/31 kHz auto, VGA): weak HOT, recap, lead-free solder.
  • Other chassis & equivalents — Toei, Neotec, Rodotron/Pentranic, universal Wei-Ya + swap table.

Power supplies

Procedures embedded in machine pages

Review & corrections

How this space is used

Spotted a wrong value, an outdated procedure, a chip reference that does not match your board? Say so here, with what you observed (model, board revision, serial number, measurement). Every report is cross-checked against a source before anything changes — an unverifiable correction is published as “reported by …, not cross-checked” rather than silently applied.

Reading is open to everyone; posting requires signing in with Discord. Reports from the wiki's declared reviewers are handled first; anyone else's are read too, but go through a human before anything is changed.