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Re: Weird problem with Samsung 950p monitor; LG or Niewsonic: which?

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From: Jasen Betts
Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2006 11:31
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On 2006-06-11, Yugo <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
> Jasen Betts wrote:
>> On 2006-06-10, Yugo <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
>> 
>>>After only 4 years, my Samsung 950p gave up (I bought it as an end of line 
>>>model.) For no apparent reason, sometimes the sides wobble, and then, from 
>>>the center towards top and bottom, the screen gets fuzzy. If I change 
>>>screen resolution, it's OK. Then, it gets fuzzy and I must change 
>>>resolution again. Etc. Samsung suggested that they maybe could fix the 
>>>problem for close to the price of a new 19" CRT monitor. Without the 
>>>guarantee, of course.
>> 
>> 
>> open it up and check all the solder, many times an intermitent 
>> fault is a dry join bewlow the flyback transformer.
>> (if you don't know how too do this safely, ask).
>> Blow out all the dust. (can't hurt)
>
> I won't open it up unless I have to. I know nothing about electronics. A 
> friend of mine repairs TVs, but I don't think he knows much about the 
> peculiarities of monitors.
>
> I'd be interested to know how to remove the high voltage, though. If the 
> only choice I have is throw the monitor to the garbage, I'll take a look.

I expect he knows enough to avoid the dangerous bits.

After uplugging the mains there's dangeros voltages stored in two main places
inside the picture tube, and in the reservoir capacitors,  these charges
need to be avoided or dissipated.

If the fault is aging capacitors (and not a dodggy joint), it's a more
involved task... Don't ask you friend to fix it for you. (he probably 
gets that line from too may others already) but he be able to give you
some pointers, (and can probably tell your skill level better than I).

Bye.
   Jasen
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