Re: Problem with IIgs monitor: Waving screen

[JJeffries@psu.edu (Jason Jeffries)]

In article <49rg0i$f6d@hustle.rahul.net>
Matthew Carlson <carlson@rahul.net> writes:

> No No No. Think simple people. Just open up you monitor (turn if off 
> first). Once open turn it back on and adjust pots on the back with a 
> small flat head screw driver. One of them adjusts the horizontal or 
> verticle cyn. (one of them is the problem). Don't touch the CRT when 
> turned on or even when turned off! It it a rather nice high voltage 
> capasitor and the charge it caries can send you across the room.

If you're brave enough to go playing around with your monitors guts...

DON'T USE A SCREWDRIVER!!!!!

It could be a Very Bad Thing, especially if you don't want to have a
small screwdriver permanantly spot-welded to your monitors innards.
Instead, use a flat piece of wood, plastic, or anything else
non-conductive. Or splurge and get yourself proper CRT adjusting tools
at Radio Shack.

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