On 6 Oct 2004, at 20:39, dan_A wrote:
maybe you could strip off the casing, plug up, turn off the lights and then poke it with a baseball bat and see if the sparks fly!!
Interesting John... that won't show if I can't turn it on, I suppose? The monitor went black while it was in use so I doubt if it was the on/off switch. The green "on" LED lights.
dan_A
John
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