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Isaac Wingfield
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It's a Sony GDM 20D10. It has recently developed a problem with
horizontal "wiggles" at the top of the raster. The wiggles displace the
scan lines to the left and right by a short distance, in the upper
quarter-inch or so of the raster. They do not "move"; they are
completely static displacements of the scan lines. They do not "scale"
with raster resolution. There are about five of them in the top quarter
inch.
Not there when the monitor is turned on, they become more prominent as
it warms up. If I shut it off for a while, they're gone when I first
turn it on again. Recently, the wiggles have been evident further down
the raster, but becoming progressively smaller as they go.
I suspect a part (probably an electrolytic) is going out. Can anyone
suggest which one(s) I should attack first?
Isaac
horizontal "wiggles" at the top of the raster. The wiggles displace the
scan lines to the left and right by a short distance, in the upper
quarter-inch or so of the raster. They do not "move"; they are
completely static displacements of the scan lines. They do not "scale"
with raster resolution. There are about five of them in the top quarter
inch.
Not there when the monitor is turned on, they become more prominent as
it warms up. If I shut it off for a while, they're gone when I first
turn it on again. Recently, the wiggles have been evident further down
the raster, but becoming progressively smaller as they go.
I suspect a part (probably an electrolytic) is going out. Can anyone
suggest which one(s) I should attack first?
Isaac