Problem solved.  I didn't look at the plugs close enough when I got the cab.  The three hole plug that has the ground and composite sync was shifted over by one.  So the ground was not connected and the sync was hooked up to the ground.

Yes this is the same monitor.  The broken pin in question is the focus.  I reattached it with silver epoxy.

I just caped my k7000 and replaced the flyback.  The colors are still real washed out and dark.  If I turn up the brightness the blacks are grey and colors are still dull.  Also sometimes greys and whites jump around and are askew.  See videos below.  What do I do next?

https://goo.gl/photos/knNBLvyJ8xbBP7qi7
https://goo.gl/photos/U4hNenEzsxt55f4e7
https://goo.gl/photos/xGwoMQafFWdEF95U8

I figured it out.  I used a high conductive silver epoxy to connect the pin. The pin I had circled was not used.  I reattached the pin in passion one at the key and the monitor works.

In second look I think pin 1 in the key is broken as well.  I need that one for sure because that's the focus.  I still think I don't need that other pin.

Hello, I'm trying to restore at cabinet with a k7000 chassis.  I found that the pin right next to the key is broke off.  It almost seems like it's not used. No trace goes to it on the board, and it's also not labeled like the others (G1, KG, G2, KR, H, H, KB). I still have the pin but I'm wondering if I even need to repair it.  If I do I was going to try and use a conductive silver epoxy. See images. I circled the one with the broken pin. Thoughts?

https://goo.gl/photos/Koa2HwP8g8bjzMxY7

https://goo.gl/photos/MFwGT3SAJKkmkx987