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This 2004 LCD monitor is nearly working. The onscreen menu is
functional, clear, and sharp. But the computer image is distorted. It's like every other scan line is moving back and forth at something like a 30 to 60 Hz rate. Auto-tune does not affect the problem. Again, the onscreen menu is clear and sharp while the image behind it has this interlaced distortion. There were two bulging electrolytics , 470uF@16V) on the control board. Replacing them made no noticeable difference. There are plenty of smaller electrolytics, but none obviously bad. There's one online reference to the problem, but no useful solution: http://www.fixya.com/support/t200283-distorted_picture Any suggestions? Thanks! -- Warren Block * Rapid City, South Dakota * USA |
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