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From: sharonc@mead.UUCP (Sharon Crichton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: wavy apple IIc monitor
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Date: 11 Jun 90 16:30:31 GMT
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I just recently 'quired my brother's Apple IIc for a year (he's in
Japan). His monitor - standard 9"(?) IIc monitor - has some problems
that I need to get fixed.

The right side of the screen is overly bright and cannot be dimmed,
unless you turn the brightness down so low that nothing else can be
read on the left side. The lines written on the screen keep
shifting back and forth, in a wave from bottom to top, and some of
the lines are smaller than normal while others are stretched out.

I think the problem is that the electron beam generator is out of
whack, but my question is - can this be fixed? If so, am I going to
shell out big bucks to an Apple dealer to get it fixed? Would it be
cheaper to buy another monitor/Can I even get another monitor?

Please reply via E-mail, I don't want to clutter up the net with
posts.

Sharon Crichton                                CE Systems Evolution
Mead Data Central                              sharonc@mead.UUCP
P.O. Box 933
Dayton, OH 45401
    "There's always something cleverer than yourself." - Merlin