What causes this screen issue?

BristolMartin

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Ive only tried V size and position. Any ideas welcome. :)

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paulcan69

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That's normally a monitor fault isn't it guys?
Top fold over.
Caps?
Deflection board on the monitor chassis
I'll shut up now and let the experts speak..
 

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Thanks guys, that means its a repair not an adjustment so That easy. I'll get my new found guy right on that :)

Hes crazy, he unplugs LOPTS with his hands - says hes immune to it now, gets 3 or 4 belts a day
 

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replace all electrolytic caps in the vertical stage of chasis,doubt that the frame chip is faulty,if it was you would get a flat line.running the monitor like that for long periods would destroy the frame chip,get it done quick,caps are cheap!
 

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If its a nanao chassis I suspect a resistor is th problem rather than a cap.
But your surge limiting friend sounds like he should be able to sort it out.
 

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Standard monitor is an ms8-29, quite often you find them replaced with ms9-29's, either way it won't be a resistor and will be a cap. As already said if you keep running it you'll take out the frame ic.

How else do you remove the anode cap besides using your hard?!??!? Is everyone else using a 10ft pole ?
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How else do you remove the anode cap besides using your hard?!??!? Is everyone else using a 10ft pole ?
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no i get my mate to deal with any monitor issues hes x tv repair guy and i usually stand well clear
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