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From: Steve Choate
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 04:48

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  Hi, 
   Just saw your message about monitor problems. Here is one vague posibility for fixing it. There is a switch inside my monitor that has a "service" position. When I put it in that position all I get is a line across the screen. If the monitor was dropped it's possible that the switch was jarred into the "service" position. This isn't very likely but you might as well check the simple stuff first! Otherwise there's probably something wrong with the horizontal deflection circuits. Check for loose wires and
 plugs. Good luck!
                                 Steve


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