I'm putting a Last action hero back together that's been apart for 3 years. I don't know much about its previous life. I bought it as a project someone else never finished. The last issue I need to work out is that the dmd has horizontal lines in it. I seem to be missing voltage on pin9 but it still works. I've replaced and/or tested everything on the board. All cap and diodes. Tr1,2,3,4,&6. Most resistors except for a few I didn't have. The ones I didn't replace all test good. Both wafer and plug on CN1&2 are new. All boards have been reflowed and all connectors replaced if needed. Not sure where my issue is. Can anyone help. Standing by with my trusty fluke.
Connector CN1 w/o dmd connected.
Pin 1=18v
Pin 2=40v
Pin 3=40v
Pin 4=93v
Pin 7=115v
Pin 9=0v
Pin 10=10.3vac
Pin 11=10.9vac
Pin 12= ground

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Thanks for the help maniac.
The South Park is a packed up project. It's shrink wrapped and i would rather not open it.
At the test points on top of the PS
+12v =11.2v
-12v=14.6v
5v=5.06v
I reset the ribbon cable with no luck.

I had forgotten I had an old DMD from a R&B that was missing one line. I put it in and the lines are gone. It works now. It has a lot of "noise" in the display. The animations have a jittery pulse to them and I hear a buzzing that seems to change pitch as the display changes screens. Is this fixable? Is there any way to fix my DMD with lines in it?

so where does the 68v come from. how do i track that down?

Missing 68v, I see it now. Thanks