Re: Need advice about a Magnavox RGB Monitor

[Dr. Charles Forbin <forbin@primenet.com>]

The lack of a power light and the high pitched tone are signs of a
high voltage power supply issue. It's shorted to ground. Working for a
monitor company, I'll tell you now ... replace the unit. Repair is not
cost effective





On Fri, 04 Feb 2000 13:35:56 GMT, jmholmes@swbell.net (John) wrote:

>It probably could be fixed but the question is if whether or not it would be 
>worth it.  
>
>I have a couple of the original Apple color RGB Monitor Model #A2M6014 laying 
>around and could probably be convinced to let go of them for a reasonable 
>price.  Let me know if you are interested via email to jmholmes@swbell.net and 
>we can discuss further.
>
>In article <87ecsf$vds$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, Daniel <cyberdaniel@my-deja.com> 
>wrote:
>>Hello to all you Apple II users.
>>
>>Last night my Magnavox RGB monitor model# 1CM135 2941
>>died. This is the last of the second party RGB monitors made for
>>the Apple IIGS. I bought it from Quality Computers.
>>
>>All it does now is make a whistling sound &
>>the power on light is out.
>>Anyone have any ideas on what is wrong with it.
>>Is it worth fixing? Can it be fixed?
>>Any help would be appreciated?
>>
>>Daniel
>>
>>
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>>Before you buy.