I don't have the monitor model numbers, but in general what could be the cause of the current from the flyback rippling across the back of the monitor? In one case, there is also a collapsed screen (not completely but reduced dramatically). The other monitor doesn't display any picture but does the same thing.
It almost looks like one of those 'lightning balls' when they power up. I discharged and removed/replaced the anode to the back of the monitor -ensuring it was connected. Same symptoms.
It almost looks like one of those 'lightning balls' when they power up. I discharged and removed/replaced the anode to the back of the monitor -ensuring it was connected. Same symptoms.


