Hello,
I just recently moved, and it seems my monitor was a causuality.
After it is on for less than a minute it loses its verticle hold.
Anything I can check and/or replace?
Thanks,
Brian

Check your watch. If you are lucky, maybe the part about 1 minute is wrong.

"Bob Business" wrote in message
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Hello,
I just recently moved, and it seems my monitor was a causuality.
After it is on for less than a minute it loses its verticle hold.
Anything I can check and/or replace?
Thanks,
Brian

True,
I timed it again, and it is like 15 seconds.
Brian

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Check your watch. If you are lucky, maybe the part about 1 minute is wrong.

"Bob Business" wrote in message
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Hello,
I just recently moved, and it seems my monitor was a causuality.
After it is on for less than a minute it loses its verticle hold.
Anything I can check and/or replace?
Thanks,
Brian

On 22 Oct 2003 08:56:46 -0700, (Bob Business)
wrote:

Hello,
I just recently moved, and it seems my monitor was a causuality.
After it is on for less than a minute it loses its verticle hold.
Anything I can check and/or replace?
Thanks,
Brian

Given that it was just moved, I'd guess a bad solder joint or cracked
board that heats up and gets intermittent. Check the repair faq for
safety precautions before proceeding - lot of good info there.

With the back off, thoroughly check for cracked solder joints,
discolored or leaky capacitors, burn marks, etc. Use a magnifying
glass, and pay attention around the heavier, heat producing
components.

With the unit on, try gently poking the board with a stick and see if
you can recreate the problem which would definitely point to a cracked
board or solder joint.

make sure all the pins are sticking out right!!!

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On 22 Oct 2003 08:56:46 -0700, (Bob Business)
wrote:

Hello,
I just recently moved, and it seems my monitor was a causuality.
After it is on for less than a minute it loses its verticle hold.
Anything I can check and/or replace?
Thanks,
Brian

Given that it was just moved, I'd guess a bad solder joint or cracked
board that heats up and gets intermittent. Check the repair faq for
safety precautions before proceeding - lot of good info there.

With the back off, thoroughly check for cracked solder joints,
discolored or leaky capacitors, burn marks, etc. Use a magnifying
glass, and pay attention around the heavier, heat producing
components.

With the unit on, try gently poking the board with a stick and see if
you can recreate the problem which would definitely point to a cracked
board or solder joint.