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From: tdk@SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU (Tim Koschmann)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.xerox
Subject: Xerox 1186 Monitor
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Date: 22 Sep 89 21:23:32 GMT
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We have had several 1186 monitors fail with similar symptoms in our lab.  The
technician in the school electronics shop has been able to fix them everytime
for just few dollars.  He thinks that the original design was faulty and he
expects that all of the monitors will eventually go, sooner or later.  I
would recommend that you take your broken monitor to someone that does work
on CRTs.  They should be able to fix it for a nominal fee.
---Tim