Following this import cabinets/container story...

...it's now the time to examine one of my latest cabinets arrived in the Lair.

So first, its identity


...so yeah, it's a natural born Donkey Kong Junior!

Let's check now inside...

Very clean, cool!

A beautiful Nintendo original board... miammiam


Ok, it looks good so far, but ...does it play good? POWER ON!


Plays/sounds well... but a display problem!
Impossible to have a correct image... this monitor would be perfect for a TRON game! All the colors are fading into blue.

...and so whatever the potentiometers position

. And yes, I've also tried the one on the high voltage!
I don't think it a 'serious' component failure, because the monitor can display the three basic colors if I put the contrast to the max, but in that case, the background is no more black, I can see the raster line displayed... SO! Unplayable as is...
Sooo... let's give a chance to the magical 'cap kit' intervention, almost mandatory before answering anything related to a monitor failure


I've already done this operation for the same monitor model, for my Popeye renovation (see
here), and I know it's an easy monitor to work with...

Ready to go!

Before :

After :

Who's guilty here?


Always an intense moment... when you have to plug back the monitor after a such surgery...

Power on, and few potentiometers turned lat8er... problem solved... and welcome crisp picture *as a bonus*


Dawn, I love this Sanyo monitor model!
