Also, look for 'electrocuted' contacts (or whatever it's called).
Those have a 'ring' of brown stuff ('hars') around them, and re-soldering
them can also help. It worked with my monitor at least.
~Grauw
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Hmmm... Got a prob here...
Although I love fades, this one is getting irritating... I bought a Monitor
on Tilburg 2000, but when I use it, it fades out all the time... After i
give it a gentle 'SMASH' hehe.. It turns on again (fading in the screen)...
After that it takes about 5 seconds to again
Hmmm... Got a prob here...
Although I love fades, this one is getting irritating... I bought a
Monitor
on Tilburg 2000, but when I use it, it fades out all the time... After i
give it a gentle 'SMASH' hehe.. It turns on again (fading in the
screen)...
After that it takes about 5 seconds to
If you do not feel confident doing this, find someone who does, it should
not be too hard...
hehehe... I'll ask my dad... hehe.. he's an electro-mechanic... hehe... I
don't like to have 15000V up my butt... let him get the shock.. harharhar...
thnx for the info...
gr33tz, d-fader
hehehe... I'll ask my dad... hehe.. he's an electro-mechanic... hehe... I
don't like to have 15000V up my butt... let him get the shock..
harharhar...
Well.. There is no need to sit on your monitor. Good chance that if you do
that, I will never work again anyway ;)
Regards,
Arnaud
