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Old 21-05-2004, 13:02   #10
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Re: Monitor dying

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Originally Posted by Bifta
Apparently it's only a fix for trinitrons/other aperture grill monitors, it starts flickering if one of the wires is touching another.
As it happens I DO have an old 19inch aperture grill monitor (on the left here - it's an old Hewlett packard/sony one) - but apart from letting out a massive crack noise about once a month it seems to keep going still if i ever have the same symptoms as you have - i'll be able to try something else.
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