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From: omh@cs.brown.edu (Owen M. Hartnett)
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Subject: Re: monitor craps out occasionally on plus
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Date: 16 Jan 91 04:34:12 GMT
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In article <136029@tiger.oxy.edu> wirehead@oxy.edu (David J. Harr) writes:
>Speaking of monitor problems, I have a friend with an SE. The other night,
>he turned on hos mac and it began making loud hissing noises. It scared the
>bejeezus out of him, so he turned it off and took it apart to see if he
>could tell what the problem was. He soon found out...his monitor was cracked
>at the back end near the juncture of the tube and the dry solder welds. Sooo
>does anyone know of a rather inexpensive source for the tubes Apple uses for
>the Plus/SE/Classic? I don't suppose it would be that difficult to find a
>tech to do the work if we could find the tube...

Larry Pina's book gives:

	Computer Service Experts
	3484 The Alameda
	Santa Clara, CA 95050
	(408) 984-5091

As a source for amber, green and OEM Crts.

-Owen

Owen Hartnett				omh@cs.brown.edu.CSNET
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