Re: Help: fading IIGS monitor

[Nels E Satterlund <Nels_E_Satterlund@ccm.fm.intel.com>]

sadasiva@utkvx.utk.edu (Krishna Madurai Sadasivam) wrote:
>In article <3ud62b$7f8@nuscc.nus.sg>, eng40220@leonis.nus.sg (Chow Kok Yoong) writes...
>>Hi all!
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>>Can anyone help me?
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>I'll try... :) 
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>The high voltages present within a monitor are fatal, if you aren't careful!)

Even with it unplugged you can get hurt BAD, the tube can hold a heck of 
a charge all by its self.  {Don't ask me about stripping an old TV for 
the cabinet, and how I found out about charged tubes.  Thought I'd 
shorted the thing.  :) } So be careful, keep one hand away from inside 
at all times.  



>Be careful not to accidentally touch anything else in your monitor! It
>could be FATAL! If you don't feel comfortable doing these adjustments, you
>might want to consult with an electrician/technician (or TV repairman) and have
>them do it for you....
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>Hope this helps! 
>
>Krishna
>
>>TIA  
>> 


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