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retrace lines
Hello,
a) My monitor has a greenish picture with retrace lines. I disconnected the cathode for green, result: no change. A measurement with a crt-meter show's no problems like hk-short, the emission from green is the same as red and blue. The focus of the picture is okay, turning the SC-pot (G1 ?) on the flyback changes the brightness. When I switch off the monitor i can see green and purple spot in the middle of the screen. The monitor is a Iiyama 17" Vision Master 404. Thanks for your help. -- Alex. |
Alex H. wrote: Hello, a) My monitor has a greenish picture with retrace lines. I disconnected the cathode for green, result: no change. A measurement with a crt-meter show's no problems like hk-short, the emission from green is the same as red and blue. The focus of the picture is okay, turning the SC-pot (G1 ?) on the flyback changes the brightness. When I switch off the monitor i can see green and purple spot in the middle of the screen. The monitor is a Iiyama 17" Vision Master 404. Thanks for your help. -- Alex. First off it sounds like the tube is being overdiven. Have you tried turning the screen voltage down to see if the retrace lines disappear? Is the degaussing coil working? |
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If the bias voltages are correct to the electron guns, and the blanking
circuits are working properly, then it is the CRT. I have had on a number of occasions the CRT read okay on a checker, and when the high voltage and biases are properly applied, it was not in good condition. In some these cases, I was able to verify this by swapping out the chassis to another set that has a good CRT. -- Jerry G. ====== "Alex H." wrote in message ... Hello, a) My monitor has a greenish picture with retrace lines. I disconnected the cathode for green, result: no change. A measurement with a crt-meter show's no problems like hk-short, the emission from green is the same as red and blue. The focus of the picture is okay, turning the SC-pot (G1 ?) on the flyback changes the brightness. When I switch off the monitor i can see green and purple spot in the middle of the screen. The monitor is a Iiyama 17" Vision Master 404. Thanks for your help. -- Alex. |
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