I put the Crazy Climber manual that has two sets of monitor schematics up
at http://www1.cedar-rapids.net/00000028/crazy_climber.pdf
I wasn't able to extract just the monitor schematics, whoever made the
PDF locked it so no editing could be done.
Typically the very large power supply electrolytics don't go bad and
aren't included in cap kits. And nonpolar electrolytics (Nintendo
monitors use a lot of those) don't get replaced (if you really need
those, Radio Shack has them---they are used in speaker crossover networks).
Sean McLachlan wrote:
>I have a Crazy Climber cocktail with what I am sure is the original monitor
>and chassis. Although I can't see any model # on it, Google's consensus is
>that it is a Hitachi C14C. I want to do a cap kit on it, but I can't find a
>cap list. I also can't find a schematic for this monitor, the one in the CC
>manual that is online is half missing.
>
>Andy Welburn has a cap kit on his site. Andy, any chance you would give up
>the cap info? I'll pay you for the kit, but I'd hate to pay for overseas
>shipping and have to wait when I can get the parts local.
>
>Does anyone have a list of caps to change out, or barring that, how about
>some general guidelines for what caps to swap out? I can see some of the
>caps are bulged on top, so I will replace those and those around them, but
>aside from physical clues, are there any general tips? Or is this like
>asking "I have a Chrysler, what kind of drink cup holder should I buy?"
>
>
>
>Sean McLachlan
>MIS Manager
>LithoFlexo grafics inc.
>801.484.8503
>
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