IGT Poker Machine has burned out CRT Board

[toolmanmtc]

I have and older IGT poker machine I picked up at a sale, "See attached Picture"  It powers up however the CRT board (Ceronix 1493) is fried, checking the voltage supply to the board it is 220 volts which I am trying to verify is correct.  I have two other poker machines that both have Ceronix 1492 boards and both operate with 120 voltage.  Is it normal for this machine to have 220 volts supplying the CRT?
Thank You, Mark...

[knagl]

I'm moving this post to the monitor repair tech support forum since your issue at this point is with the CRT monitor, and is not machine-specific.

Edited to add:

Note, your post was originally in the IGT PE/PE+ forum.  I believe you have a very early Game King, which was the platform after the PE+.

[BrianT]

Can you open the door and pics of the inside.  Also can you take pics of the MPU board with a close up of the game chips and the CG chips?  Thanks!

BrianT

[Badbaud]

Knagl is correct. That was a early IGT Game King.
The monitors operated on 220VAC.
When you say your monitor board is "fried" just how "fried" is it.
Does it have a large hole burned through the circuit board?
If not our shop repairs those boards - or you can troll this site for someone who will sell you a working replacement.

[smoothgrh]

I have a spare 1493 board. Send me a PM if you're interested. Thanks!