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andrewhannay
Guest
Sounds like a vertical hold problem to me.
If you can get to the pots that control the monitor then adjust the one that
controls the vertical hold. Be very careful, as there are high voltages back
there.
If you have a manual for the monitor then it should be relativly easy to
know which one to twiddle.
If you don't have a manual then I suggest twiddling each one in turn (JUST A
LITTLE BIT AND MAKE SURE YOU PUT IT BACK TO WHERE IT WAS) until the display
looks like it's correcting.
Andrew
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If you can get to the pots that control the monitor then adjust the one that
controls the vertical hold. Be very careful, as there are high voltages back
there.
If you have a manual for the monitor then it should be relativly easy to
know which one to twiddle.
If you don't have a manual then I suggest twiddling each one in turn (JUST A
LITTLE BIT AND MAKE SURE YOU PUT IT BACK TO WHERE IT WAS) until the display
looks like it's correcting.
Andrew
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