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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: timsatari on April 30, 2004, 05:22:21 am
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Well, I don't know what's going on now - my monitor had a great picture (as below). I left it on for a few hours and now the 2nd picture!!! Has anyone seen this before, adjusting the knobs at back makes no difference..is this the tube on the way out?? Most frustrating!!
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and this is the now picture. I've left it off for a while too, but to no avail..
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That vertical collapse is a problem Nanaos are well known for.
The Nanao monitor main circuit board has some pretty crappy soldering with many bad solder joints. There are a couple of 2.2 k ohm (half watt) located near the two vertical output transistor heatsinks that fail. These are usually easy to spot as they may have a discoloration on their body from overheating.
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Thanks Ken - I know you're not a fan of this brand of monitor, and at this rate I'll be saving for a good ol' Wells G pretty soon! If I want to get these parts replaced, would a regular serviceman be able to source / replace without too much problem? Are these expensive parts?Many thanks
tim.
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Any tv repair shop should be able to fix it. The resistors cost about 50 cents each (two go bad).