"David" wrote in message ...
If the service manual is still available, you need to buy it from any
Toshiba authorized parts dealer. Toshiba has a pretty strict policy of only
selling service information to servicers for what they call legal liability
issues.

As to your problem, you need to look for high ESR capacitors in the vertical
deflection circuit and power supplies. If you are not sure how to do this,
you are probably better off having the unit repaired by an experienced
technician. Most repairs if the set is mostly working and you can take it
in on a set like this come in well under $250 total.

David


PiNhEaD wrote in message

Well there is no way im taking it in for repair, what fun would that be.
If I were that lazy I would just go buy a new one money is not the
issue. I am more than capable of testing and replacing capacitors, every
monitor I rebuild gets a complete cap kit. Since I know the problem
dissipates when the set is warm I will start tonight with a can of
freeze spray to try and isolate the component. I still want to get my
hands on a service manual, I can find the bad component and replace it
if I poke around enough but lets face it life is much easier with a
manual and a set of schematics. Sure would be nice to check my voltages
and make sure they are O.K.

As always any help is appreciated. Still looking for a service manual.

Thanks,

Pat