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| Preliminary Information |
| Release Year |
1985 |
| Leak Risk |
High |
| Batteries |
None |
| Mounting Technology |
Through hole |
| Capacitor Types |
Aluminium Electrolytic, ceramic |
| Destructive Entry |
No |
| Hardware Specifications |
| Display Interface |
DE-9 female connector, with switch for TTL or analog input, switch for automatic or manual input setting and DIP switches for colour palette size |
| CRT Guides |
| General Information · Repair Cautions |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multisync_monitor
The JC-4101P3A is perhaps the first true multisync monitor. The APC-H4311 appears to be exactly the same monitor but with a model number to match the NEC APC IV PowerMate 1 desktop system unit it was paired with.
Known Issues
Symptom or Problem Encountered
Causes
- Electrolytic capacitor failures due to normal aging.
Solutions
- Replace electrolytic capacitors
Disassembly Notes
- Unplug power and data cables
- Turn rotating part of base through 180 degrees and slide off
- Remove fixed part of base by removing two screws
- Remove four corner screws holding rear of case to front of monitor
- Gently slide the rear of the case backwards. May need spludger to initially loosen.
- Four screws to remove rear access panel
- Three screws, one on each side panel and one near flyback, to remove top chassis/shielding
- Undo screws holding joint switching regulator and interface board assembly and disconnect leads before sliding assembly upwards
Original Parts
There are a number of different boards found in the monitor
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Designation
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Notes
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| Switching Reg
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PWE-107 (JC-1401P3A, 120V)
PWE-142 (APC-H4311, 240V Australia?)
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Different boards, appears to depend on supply country voltage.
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| Interface
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PWE-110
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| Deflection
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PWE-105
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| Control
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PWE-125A
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| LED
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PWE-125B
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| Video
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PWE-122
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| CRT
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PWE-123
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| Tube
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370HYB22-TC126 (PN2)
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May differ, depending on...?
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PWE-110 Interface
Capacitor Specifications and Footprint Information
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Qty
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Capacitance
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Voltage
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Mount
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Diameter/Size
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Height
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Lead Spacing
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Temp
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Type
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Brand
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Series
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PWE-142 Switching Regulator
Replacement Parts
Basic PCB Name
Capacitors
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Qty
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Compatible Part Number
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Order Links
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Digikey
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If parts are not available or different selection is preferred, you can use the values in the Original Parts section to perform a parametric search.
Related Links
References