There was a circuit board in the 1710 (deflection board?) that was infamous. You either had a good one that lasted forever or you had the standard unit that died. The board is still available, (I believe there are numerous FAQs at apple.com/support that describe the symptoms, problem and cure.) but can cost more than the monitor is worth. There were some software issues, that are also described in the FAQs, but I don't remember if that was for actual monitor operation or to allow control of some of the monitor functions remotely.
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