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From: commike@sunybcs.cs.Buffalo.EDU (Alan Commike )
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Service Center Cooperation (HT not so great!)
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Date: 8 Jan 90 03:40:49 GMT
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In article <528@cs.nps.navy.mil> dixon@cs.nps.navy.mil (Roger Dixon) writes:
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>     I am one of those poor unfortunates that owns a 1084S monitor
>with my Amiga.  Back in October, the monitor blew because of faulty
>parts.  

I have one too, lousy monitors aren't they :(
Bet the bad part was the fly-back transformer!

My solution was to bring the monitor to a local television repair shop. I
had to absorb the cost, but it only too a week to fix...


What was the final conclusion on the fix for the "double-interlace" on the
1084S's? Is there one, and does it work??

	...alan
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