gt0677b@prism.gatech.EDU (Todd E. Ham) (05/20/91)
Hello:
I know I saw this posted a few months ago, but at the time I didn't
think too much of it as it hadn't occurred to me. Well, now I am falling
victim to the problem. :-(
Somebody out there knew what caused the Zenith monitors to start
into wave-mode whereby everything seems to turn to crap and have a view
resembling the snow on TV's high channels. I have a Z-286 with a ZVM-1380
monitor and periodically I get this problem. For a while I would just get
a period scrolling vertically down the screen, but know I get a wave effect
and I cannot do anything. Any ideas as to if this is a monitor problem or
is it in the box itself? I seem to think it's in the 286 sometimes as it
often doesn't help to turn the monitor off-and-on again, but then every now
and then it works.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Oh, I am no Electrical Engineer
at all, but I would like to know what you think is the problem for
maintenance/repair concerns.
Thanks for your time.
-Todd
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gt0677b@prism.gatech.edu \__/\__/ Summer Olympic Games | Number 1!mandell@bach.helios.nd.edu (Dan Mandell) (05/22/91)
We have one of the 286's with a wavy screen also. I've gotten no help from Zenith or local auth. repair. Dan