Already sent my spare in a few weeks ago

Well that’s cool.. I’ve been messaging KevinCPR for a while now about the baby pacman playfield I sent him six months ago to be used for this project, but have received zero response. Guess he got what he needed :/

** UPDATE **

CPR has reached out to me from the public web page request I had sent and has apologized for the lack of communication, and that they would make it right. Hopefully they work with whomever runs the Facebook page to resolve that issue too.

No idea. I’m at a complete loss as to how CPR has their business structured at this point. Just finger pointing, lack of communication and bad customer service. If whomever runs the Facebook page is actually affiliated with CPR, they need to let him go.

I would’ve been a little less irritated if there was a little bit of customer service in his response.

CPR has reached out to me from the public web page request I had sent and has apologized for the lack of communication, and that they would make it right. Hopefully they work with whomever runs the Facebook page to resolve that issue too.

Here's a list of caps that Ian Kellogg used to sell

WG K4800.pdf

You're experiencing vertical collapse. If it didn't have that before the cap kit, you'll need to have the chassis looked at again for cold solder joints, damaged traces, or damage caused by the installation of the cap kit (burned / ripped pads, etc)

At this point, it sounds like you have high voltage, so yeah - working through the vertical section in general would be good. Overall though, I'd go back through the whole thing and check all the work since you had a good picture before.

Was this a G07 or the K4800? If it's the G07, beware of C302 as it has the polarity silkscreened incorrectly on the parts side of the chassis.

K4800 then. The K4900 is 19", which could be part (but likely not all) of the problem if you had a cap kit for a K4900 installed. There's a handful of caps that are different values than the K4800.