Re: Wanted circuit diagram for AppleColor RGB Monitor

["Mark Cummings" <NOTfigjams@primus.com.au>]

I tried to get one of these a couple of years ago.
Apple's own repair centre in Sydney didn't have one and the chassis
manufacture, Mitsubishi didn't either. Consequently I was forced to draw my
own. As it stands it's on about 4x A3 pages and is like a rats nest. So far
I have not found the time to draw it up properly but intend to one day. not
sure what the best format will be for the internet, but probably .bmp or
.gif will be the most useful if I can convert it from Protel. If I can't
convert it I'll probably have to print it on A4 and scan it back in.
As far as parts go, the EHT transformer cannot be purchased anywhere in
Australia either, and since I think that's where most monitors fail (ie.
blooming) I don't hold much hope for repairing them anyway. For other faults
however they may be fixable and I don't intend throwing out any broken ones
yet.

As far as the diagram being included in the monitor, I think there used to
be a requirement to include a basic block diagram in TV sets in years gone
by. these are pretty useless except for experienced TV techs. (which I am
not)

sorry I couldn't be more help... yet. if you want to see what I have so far
go to:
http://home.iprimus.com.au/figjams/applergb.htm
not much use but it's a start.

Mark
Townsville


"David Kendall" <kendall@dnet.aunz.com> wrote in message
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> Has anyone got a wiring diagram for AppleColor RGB Monitor
> Model No: A2M6014X or similar.
> Thanks in Advance
>
> David Kendall
>
> Visit "Kendall Family in Australia"
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