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In general I agree with M. Leo Cooper, but in case you need to get a monitor
repaired I found Versatronics in Campbell 378-2423 (511 E. Campbell Ave.) to
be excellent.  I got several of my monitors and printers repaired by them
(and no, I have no affiliation with them -- just a satisfied customer).

JamBoi

In article <35D5B41A.23C6FF70@theriver.com>,
  "M. Leo Cooper" <thegrendel@theriver.com> wrote:
> rsingh@nyx10.nyx.net wrote:
> >
>
> > 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.
>
> Possibly the fuse blew. This would be a relatively cheap repair. Have an
> electronic hobbyist friend open up the monitor and check the fuse with
> an ohmmeter (with the power off, of course).
>
> If it is anything other than the fuse, it is not worth fixing. In that
> case get a new, el-cheapo monitor, and convert your old one into an
> aquarium.
>
> Good luck.
>
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