ikoutsel@sdcc6.ucsd.edu (Ioannis Koutselas) (04/19/91)
Help from out there ? I have a new next station, monochrome which ahs the following problem: right of the center of the screen there is a vertical absolutely vertical line, that is not a gray shade. it can be easily seen if the next is run at low intensity(not too low) and if the lights in three room are closed. I have no idea about screens, or how they work. but I have noticed that this line moves as a beam of electrons when i move a window close to them, or if in general something moves on the screen. to be moree specific : suppose a window is to the left of this line and i move it to the right. Then the line starts vibrating and sometimes you can see it being deflected as if a magnet was brought next to a beam of electrons. of course it must be a beam of electrons? but why is it vertical and why is it moving whan something is moving close by. if you leave a window open on the line the line resumes its original vertical position. morever, i must say that the region next to the line(left and right) seems to be a little whiter than usual. i think it is becuase of small vibrations of this bug line. can it be created by something in my room. I don't think so, since it is quite vertical. Any comments will be appreciated. Please post your reply, since I do not have my own account. Thanks.
cnh5730@maraba.tamu.edu (04/20/91)
In article <18427@sdcc6.ucsd.edu> ikoutsel@sdcc6.ucsd.edu (Ioannis Koutselas) writes:
Help from out there ?
I have a new next station, monochrome which ahs the following
problem:
right of the center of the screen there is a vertical
absolutely vertical line, that is not a gray shade. it can
be easily seen if the next is run at low intensity(not too low)
and if the lights in three room are closed.
take the monitor back to where ever you bought it and have it repaired
under warranty.
[...incredibly long description of defective monitor deleted ...]
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