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From: honeywel@chama.unm.edu (Honeywell Field Service)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Re: Monitor Part Number
Message-ID: <1991Jun05.161108.28837@ariel.unm.edu>
Date: 5 Jun 91 16:11:08 GMT
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In article <1413@opus.NMSU.Edu> mlumeyer@nmsu.edu (Marc Lumeyer) writes:
>I have a problem with my CompuAdd monitor.  I've traced the problem to
>the flyback transformer.  >>>>Zapped<<<<<<<
>
>If anybody out there has any info regarding part numbers or ways to
>get part numbers, I'd be eternally gratefull for advice.
>
For anyone looking for replacement flybacks, I would suggest you try
calling C.R.C. Components Inc., (818)330-1266, (800)366-1272, 15308
E. Valley Blvd., City of Industry, CA 91746.  These people specialize
in power transformers and flyback transformers for virtually every
make of monitor.

On another subject, someone inquired about the possibility of replacing
their noisy fan.  This isn't particularly difficult and there are 
"quietized" fans available.  The important thing is to be careful to
replace your fan with one that moves the same, or greater, volume of
air.  The vendor should have the specs on the cfm, cubic feet/minute of
airflow.  You can probably get by with a crude "touchy/feely" approach
to testing the airflow, but it is important to keep in mind that this
fans provides cooling to your entire system  not just the power supply.
If your local electronic parts stores are inadequate, try the "Allied"
catalog--I've had good results with the Allied "Flight 90" series on
Apollo systems.



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