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Repair: Toshiba PB-7534 (Konami Windy 2)

The Toshiba PB-7534 (-1) chassis is the factory monitor of the Konami Windy 2 (and other cabs). It is a tri-sync 15 / 24 / 31 kHz (low / medium / high resolution). Standard CRT repair: HV discharge, recap (mind the bipolars and the 4 filters outside the kit), reflow, HOT/flyback.

Identification

Field Value
Manufacturer Toshiba
Chassis PB-7534 / PB-7534-1
Type colour tri-sync CRT
Frequencies 15 / 24 / 31 kHz (auto — low/medium/high res)
Cabinet Konami Windy 2 (factory), others

Safety (read first)

High voltage — discharge the tube

Lethal high voltage held while unplugged → discharge the anode. See CRT safety & HV discharge. Isolation transformer for powered measurements.

Common faults

Symptom Likely cause Lead
No picture / no HV HOT, flyback, +B supply Check HOT / flyback / +B
Unstable image / flicker dried electrolytics (recap) Recap
Intermittent dropouts cold solder joints Reflow
Won't lock at 31 kHz tri-sync switching / sync Check sync + detect stage
Blur / washed-out colours flyback focus / neck board Adjust focus, diagnose neck board

Repair (method)

  1. HV dischargeCRT safety.
  2. Recap (method) — the PB-7534 kit has 51 capacitors including 3 bipolars (C413, C442, C445). ⚠️ 4 filters are NOT included in the kits, order separately: 3 × 470 µF/250 V + 1 × 1000 µF/200 V.
  3. Reflow the joints (neck, flyback, deflection connectors).
  4. HOT / flyback = wear; focus / screen (G2), geometry adjustments.
  5. Tri-sync: if 31 kHz won't lock, check the sync type and the frequency-detect stage.

Cap kits & parts

See also

Sources & attribution

Review & corrections

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