tb lilley
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I have a problem with the monitor in my Defender. The monitor gives a nice, sharp, bright, vibrant picture. But, after about 10 minutes of being on the picture starts to drift downwards. Leave it for long enough (about half an hour) and the 'scanner' will be in the middle of the screen, and the planet surface at the top.
There's a remote board for the monitor, and provided the screen hasn't drifted too far down then I can trim it back into place. I'm pretty sure it's a monitor issue, but I'm having trouble identifying the chasis. Pics below.
So, a few questions. Can anyone ID the monitor chasis? Is this a common fault? Any idea on a fix? I'm guessing it's a dodgy cap somewhere, which I'd be happy to replace if I knew which one. I'd hate to have to shotgun every cap on the board, so even some advice on how to narrow it down (if people think that it is a cap ....) would be gratefully received, as would any other advice if I'm barking up completely the wrong tree.
There's a remote board for the monitor, and provided the screen hasn't drifted too far down then I can trim it back into place. I'm pretty sure it's a monitor issue, but I'm having trouble identifying the chasis. Pics below.
So, a few questions. Can anyone ID the monitor chasis? Is this a common fault? Any idea on a fix? I'm guessing it's a dodgy cap somewhere, which I'd be happy to replace if I knew which one. I'd hate to have to shotgun every cap on the board, so even some advice on how to narrow it down (if people think that it is a cap ....) would be gratefully received, as would any other advice if I'm barking up completely the wrong tree.