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From: new@udel.edu (Darren New)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: 1080 monitor sparking help request
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Date: 16 Mar 90 20:44:05 GMT
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I've looked at the directions in the summary of the Transactor article
posted previously.  I've opened my monitor and found it to be
mostly dust-free.  The article mentions a heat-sink under the metal
plate on the bottom of the "motherboard" PC board. This plate is
soldered to wires sticking thru the plate in several places in my
monitor.  Do I have the wrong plate, or do I need to unsolder it
to remove it?  There is also a plate on the "top" of the board
which appears to be held down by twist-tabs but access to this is
block by the tube and lots-o-little-wires. I would rather not take
all this apart only to find I did The Wrong Thing, so any advice
here would be appriciated.    THANKS IN ADVANCE!  -- Darren