Hello: I havent opened up this set as yet. It has a bright white raster and
no OSD and some retrace lines are visible. My friend said maybe the CPU or
Eeprom. Anybody have any ideas. I normally repair monitors so Im not sure
where to start. Thanks in advance
Mike

Weeeeeeeeeeeeell...........If this was a monitor what would cause this
symptom?

What are the B+ readings on the CRT cathodes?


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"mike" wrote in message
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Hello: I havent opened up this set as yet. It has a bright white raster
and
no OSD and some retrace lines are visible. My friend said maybe the CPU or
Eeprom. Anybody have any ideas. I normally repair monitors so Im not sure
where to start. Thanks in advance
Mike

Check the power supply outputs, bias voltages to the CRT elements, screen
supply, and high voltage. It is also possible that the CRT has a screen
short.

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"mike" wrote in message
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Hello: I havent opened up this set as yet. It has a bright white raster and
no OSD and some retrace lines are visible. My friend said maybe the CPU or
Eeprom. Anybody have any ideas. I normally repair monitors so Im not sure
where to start. Thanks in advance
Mike