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Merely Curious
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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I have an old 1080 monitor that I've had since shortly
after I purchased my A1000 back in early '86. Just after I moved in 1993 the monitor started making zapping sounds and the picture would jump. This of course makes the monitor unusable. Well yesterday I decided to fix the problem and if not then throw it out. So I opened it up used my cap discharge tool to make sure all caps were indeed discharged even though the monitor had not been powered up in over 12 years. I then cleaned it with compressed air and a small brush. Ran a ground wire from a shield near the flyback transformer that someone on the net had said was the source of the problem. When that did not fix it I got a little perturbed and decided to just spray the entire area and the flyback transformer with DEOXIT. Problem solved. Monitor has now been powered up for 5 hours with no zapping sounds and no jumping picture. Clean clear stable picture. Jim Last edited by sparkeyjames; 04-16-2011 at 08:05 AM.. |
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