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Re: Problem Using a Commodore 1084s Monitor on a IIgs

Subject: Re: Problem Using a Commodore 1084s Monitor on a IIgs
From: ferdimh@gmx.de
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 09:01:02 -0800 (PST)
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If the things you tried didn't help at all, then it doesn't seem to be
bad luck...
You could try replacing C222 or just bridging with your 150µF/400V
cap. At least in theory there cold be a fault elsewhere but this would
be VERY difficult to find, even with an oscilloscope. Using could
spray to cool the parts related to the horizontal output stage one at
a time can help to locate the fault.
BTW does the problem disappear if the power is turned off for a short
time (i.e. 1 minute or so)?

Well I'd be interested in fixing these monitors because they have
interesting defects, but this is not an option.
----
Ferdinand

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