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Article #425Re: Monitor Repair Places in the SF Bay Area
From: Jason D.
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1998 00:00
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rsingh@nyx10.nyx.net () wrote: >I bought a 486 PC mail order about 3.5 years ago, and for home use, it is >still adequate. The only upgrades I have done is to install a second hard >drive and increase the original 8MB RAM to 20 MB. It came with a 3 year >warranty, i.e., now I am six months past the warranty date. > >About a week ago, the monitor unexpectedly quit working. Absolutely no >display. The computer is working fine with another monitor, so it is the >monitor that needs repaired. > >I am looking for recommendations to a Bay Area shop. At Fry's new no-name >15" monitors are $88 and a Sony 15" is selling for $188, so I would like >to spend no more than $50 on repairs. That's not going to happen. You'll pay more regardless of what is wrong with the monitor because of the high labor costs. Jason D.
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