Apple's "quality control" on those models were much less than precision. There is a 5200 check program that you can find and run to see if that machine has been fixed, so it will not lose its colors and a bunch of other bad stuff, like quick blackouts. Before you do anything with it, down load the program called, I think, 52XX check or something.
Dale
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