Sencore CR-70 Arcade Monitor Restoration Part 2

Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNMrdivG1w4

This is a video showing the process of how to rejuvenate and test using the CR-70. You may notice that I make one mistake at the blue gun test phase. I accidentally forget to switch it to the blue gun when I make the rest of the settings. It's alright because I restored the blue gun which would have fixed a cut off problem anyway. Also, I did double check the cutoff on blue later. Everything checks out fine and I rejuved the blue gun. Just make sure you double check everything with all three guns to insure you don't miss anything. The next cab I did with it I made sure not to skip that and I double checked them at least three times to make sure everything checked out. Overall, its a really easy and quick process especially after you've alreday done it once. It works great also.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Sencore
• CR-70
• Arcade
• Monitor
• Restoration
• Part
• arcade
• monitor
• restoration
• sencore
• cr-70
• rejuvenator
• restorer
• game
• beam
• builder
• Super
• Street
• Figher
• II
• Ken
• Ryu

[RejectedManiac]

When you did color tracking I believe you were sup to move the dial to the red gun. Sorry for all of the comments. Trying to comment while I watch. Wait until you try to use the universal adapter... The directions are so confusing I still don't know if I'm using it right and sencore won't help me as they said the cr-70 is obsolete. Read over your directions in the parts I mention in the comments and give me your take on it.

[TrueGamer512]

@RejectedManiac It's probably better to start with red and then go to green then blue so that you don't confuse yourself or skip anything. But there isn't a problem going in the reverse order or checking a gun that you have just rejuved. I made sure I double checked everything and I'm sure it was done right as both the monitors I rejuved now look great. This was also the first time I ever used it. When I used it on the other cab it was much quicker and simpler.

[RejectedManiac]

during your life test you are sup to hold down the life test button until it gets to the lowest point on the meter and that would be your final reading.

[TrueGamer512]

@RejectedManiac Yeah' I held them down on the SF cab monitor and they moved some. The X-men cab monitor didn't move at all but even if you just press it down for a second if it is going to go down you'll usually see it start to move right away. So I have no doubts that they are just fine.

[RejectedManiac]

@TrueGamer512 Ya I have been looking for older crt's with color problems to actually see the true effects of the process but I keep finding good tubes! lol So now I have all these crt tv's with nothing to do with them haha. I want to do a video but can't find that special tv with problems =( to do the video.

[TrueGamer512]

@RejectedManiac No problem.

[RejectedManiac]

O alright. ya it is a little confusing after getting used to something. Didn't even know there was a part 3! Gotta find it now

[TrueGamer512]

@RejectedManiac The videos showing the results are already up. If you look in my channel you should find them. I'm thinking maybe the YouTube layout change is making it confusing to find. I have a Part 3 of this and some other videos.

[RejectedManiac]

@TrueGamer512 Sorry about that. Just trying to help.

[TrueGamer512]

@RejectedManiac If you read the description I explain that. I caught the mistake and after recording the video I double checked all the guns again so it's fine. I didn't make the same mistake twice when I used it on the SF cab. I also made sure to check all the guns at least three times carefully making sure that I switched the gun for every test.

[RejectedManiac]

When will you be uploading a video on the results? I also had a blue gun bad on tracking on a tv and came right back after the auto restore just like yours.