All monitors are fixable. It depends on how much you want to invest in
repairs.

This looks like a fault in the power supply, horiz scan, and or high voltage
sections. It is also possible that the HV multiplier may be defective.
This type of fault would require proper troubleshooting. You would have to
bring the monitor in to a service centre to have it repaired. You will not
be able to service this yourself.

Since it is a very good model, and if the CRT is in good condition, It may
be worth to service it. You would have to have an estimate done in order to
make an intelligent decision.

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Greetings,

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"Mike Myers" wrote in message
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Hi,

Take a looksie

http://www.firedome.karoo.net/IMG_0003.JPG

Look closely and you will see what appears to be interference, I promise you
it
isn't. If the monitor is switched off then back on for a split second the
screen is sharp, in focus and without these lines. Then the monitor goes
haywire. It seems to be worse when then monitor displays lighter colours and
especially white.

Is it fixable?

Thanks,

Mike
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