> I poked around some of my documentation, it looks like vertical
> stripes represent issues with the power board or mainboard.  Turn
> the thing off for day and carefully remove the power board (vertical
> board on the side).  Inspect the solder joints to see if any are
> broken, if so a soldering iron can fix it.  Ensure there is no
> damage to the electrical components themself (leaking or bulging
> capacitors, exploded resistors, blown fuses, etc.).  It is a tedious
> job, it is easy to miss problems, and the problem may not even be
> visible upon inspection.
>
> Just be careful while working around a CRT, and don't work around
> one unless you are comfortable with it and very cautious.  A CRT
> can store a lot of charge -- which is why I suggested waiting a
> day, so it will hopefully bleed off.  CRTs can also implode.  I
> haven't seen the consequences of either, but I don't want to hear
> first hand information about folklore becoming reality!  That said,
> things like cold joints are easy to fix.  I have done so on a few
> SE and SE/30's myself

Ok, I will take it apart and see what I can find.  Do you know about how
long a CRT retains a charge after being unplugged and turned off?  If it's
been disconnected for a month or more there shouldn't be any charge left
at all I wouldn't think, correct?  I'm just thinking about my Plus and
eventually repairing that.

Anyone have any other ideas/experience with this problem?



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