On Thursday, November 4, 2004, at 06:54 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Jeff, What is it that I need to solder?
Greg G
The Vertical (or is that Horizontal?) Sweep pieces/parts. I don't use a schematic, so I just flip the monitors on their glass on top of a soft towel and with a very strong light source, go looking for loose or dull solder spots all over the bottom of the analog board. I resolder anything that even remotely looks suspicious.
If you want a more precise method, find the schematic and solder around the sweep
circuits I mentioned above.
You KNOW the usual dire safety warnings are assumed, here. The voltage in a color
monitor's components is deadly.
Have a care to work ONE-HANDED.
Jeff G
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