31 Jan
2006
31 Jan
'06
1:18 p.m.
In article <200601311927.LAA29559 at ca2h0430.amd.com>,
"Dwight Elvey" <dwight.elvey at amd.com> writes:
So... if its the tube, there's nothing to do but replace the tube?
Egads... I wonder how hard it would be to find a compatible
replacement.
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[...] I do
have one monitor. I haven't tried
to power it up, but written on the case is the word "DIM", presumably
identifying a failure in the monitor somewhere. I've never repaired
monitors, so I'm not sure what a dim image is suppose to indicate.
Failing HV drive circuitry?
Hi
HV would cause blooming of the image. Dim image is weak cathode
in the tube or problems in the circuits controlling the cathode
to gate voltage levels.
Dwight