Does anyone know where I can find the CRT socket for a Impression 9 Plus
monitor? Yes, that is the model number of the unit...No chassis number.
It's a 19" SVGA color computer monitor.

The numbers on the socket itself are as follows:

INCHANG
ISDS
01003 (stamped on)
4497 (inside a triangle)


The picture tube is as follows:

LG Electronics
M4600G903X05(AA)
00100217 N


This socket is arc'ed pretty badly. Probably explains why the picture
would get large black bands on one side and it would clear up if you
slapped it on the side.

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Take it out and throw it on the flatbed scanner. Post alink to where
you upload it. Probably one of the three or four standard ones, unless
Sony built it. That's two more I think right now, spanning year maybe
three.

There should be nothing special about this socket.

JURB

At about the time of 2/20/2006 10:18 PM, stated the
following:
Take it out and throw it on the flatbed scanner. Post alink to where
you upload it. Probably one of the three or four standard ones, unless
Sony built it. That's two more I think right now, spanning year maybe
three.

There should be nothing special about this socket.

JURB



I got the bright idea of calling the outfit here in the US that supports
it. Their getting the pricing on it right now. If it's $20 or less
with shipping, I'll go for it. Otherwise, I'll go to a buddy and have
him take a few pictures and I'll post them here to see what you guys think.

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wrote:
Take it out and throw it on the flatbed scanner. Post alink to where
you upload it. Probably one of the three or four standard ones, unless
Sony built it. That's two more I think right now, spanning year maybe
three.

There should be nothing special about this socket.

JURB



Here are the pictures...

http://home.pacbell.net/dcrudy/p1010011.jpg
http://home.pacbell.net/dcrudy/p1010012.jpg
http://home.pacbell.net/dcrudy/p1010013.jpg
http://home.pacbell.net/dcrudy/p1010014.jpg

Just to let you guys know, these images are pretty big.


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