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One of several common monitors, the G07 was used frequently by Atari. Most of my restorations are Atari therefore I have a lot of experience with this model.

Wells Gardner 13K7000

Chassis Variants

The K7000 was manufactured by Wells, but a variant was assembled by Zenith. This is sometimes called the K7000a or K7000z.

Neck Board

These are normally covered by a cardboard piece to prevent electric shock while adjusting the color using the pots on this board. If you remove it be careful or suffer like I did.

Flyback

This appear more complicated to Electrohome-centric experience, It has a voltage multiplier more akin to the Monochromes I encountered.

Diagram

Wells Gardner likes to stick a Diagram on the frame to help you locate the adjustments. This is also the source of some interesting model number confusion. Each sticker I see has a number in the corner that SHOULD relate to the model. It never really does though. It may be the diagram part number, 69X1586-100.

Hang Outs

I bought this one, already pulled, in a lot of monitors.