I'm trying to repair my cornerstone monitor which is missing the color blue.

I've tracked it down to a driver chip (I think) - VPS10 (CRT Display video
amplifier)

If I disconnect the input pin (pin 10) the signal is the same shape as the
other two colors - red and green. The moment I connect the input back the
amplitute of the signal almost halves. I've checked the output pins as I
thought it might be pulling the input down - but no go. All
resistors/caps/diode check out ok.

Does it sound like the chip is faulty - is this a common fault? Can anyone
recommend a replacement - the local exeltroniucs shop doesnt stock them

I would try the IC at the point where you are, and from your description. I
have not serviced the particular make and model of monitor you have, but
have had similar experience with others.

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Jerry G.
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"John Dough" wrote in message
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I'm trying to repair my cornerstone monitor which is missing the color blue.

I've tracked it down to a driver chip (I think) - VPS10 (CRT Display video
amplifier)

If I disconnect the input pin (pin 10) the signal is the same shape as the
other two colors - red and green. The moment I connect the input back the
amplitute of the signal almost halves. I've checked the output pins as I
thought it might be pulling the input down - but no go. All
resistors/caps/diode check out ok.

Does it sound like the chip is faulty - is this a common fault? Can anyone
recommend a replacement - the local exeltroniucs shop doesnt stock them

They do have a history of fail, you can purchase he http://www.ljecc.com/


"John Dough" wrote in message
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| I'm trying to repair my cornerstone monitor which is missing the color
blue.
|
| I've tracked it down to a driver chip (I think) - VPS10 (CRT Display video
| amplifier)
|
| If I disconnect the input pin (pin 10) the signal is the same shape as the
| other two colors - red and green. The moment I connect the input back the
| amplitute of the signal almost halves. I've checked the output pins as I
| thought it might be pulling the input down - but no go. All
| resistors/caps/diode check out ok.
|
| Does it sound like the chip is faulty - is this a common fault? Can anyone
| recommend a replacement - the local exeltroniucs shop doesnt stock them
|
|

Thanks - managed to source a chip - replaced it, and it works like a bomb!!

"Techforce" wrote in message
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They do have a history of fail, you can purchase he
http://www.ljecc.com/


"John Dough" wrote in message
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| I'm trying to repair my cornerstone monitor which is missing the color
blue.
|
| I've tracked it down to a driver chip (I think) - VPS10 (CRT Display
video
| amplifier)
|
| If I disconnect the input pin (pin 10) the signal is the same shape as
the
| other two colors - red and green. The moment I connect the input back
the
| amplitute of the signal almost halves. I've checked the output pins as I
| thought it might be pulling the input down - but no go. All
| resistors/caps/diode check out ok.
|
| Does it sound like the chip is faulty - is this a common fault? Can
anyone
| recommend a replacement - the local exeltroniucs shop doesnt stock them

|
|