24 Sep
1998
24 Sep
'98
8:04 p.m.
Shawn Rutledge wrote:
The source of the problem is different on each one. The last one I had that did a
similar thing was an NEC, and it needed the processor chip replaced. Found out it was
cheaper (in the long run) to replace the one board and all of it's components. as a
single part. I would have junked the unit but the owner just had to get the thing
replaced. I guess, since a new one in 17" was around $300 and the board was $95.
Tony Duell
wrote:
well. Probably 6 of 10 monitors I work on are flyback related, 2 are the power
supply and the rest are varied between bad controls, horiz or vert sections, or
cheap digital touch controls.
Have you fixed any of the digital problems? I have one that can be adjusted
digitally, and looks gorgeous, but as soon as you switch video modes
and it has to re-sync it forgets all its settings (and the defaults are
really bad - extreme trapezoid etc.)