Sir Kongsalot
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Based on what you see in the photo, is this an H-HOLD issue?
This has been happening on one of my Nintendo monitors since I got it a few months ago. After startup, it wibbles and wobbles for a while, always on the left side, then goes away on its own after the machine has been on for a few minutes. Never tried to fix it because it aint broke (aint broke enough at least), which I think is generally a good policy with these beasts. I'd rather just wait the few minutes than create an all-new problem.
Just hooked that DK up to a different monitor though and it's doing the same thing! Only this time it's taking considerably longer than a few minutes for it to go away.
If that looks like H-HOLD, I might as well give it a shot.
Why don't I just go try it now rather than making a thread? Because after reading many tales of attempted adjustments leading to burned flesh, I'm not eager to go sticking my limbs into hard-to-see (let alone reach), high voltage areas, and I'm so thrilled that Sanyo decided to put this and the third brightness pot (why are there three brightness pots?) there. Also because adjusting this particular pot can (apparently) produce horrible high-pitched screeching and monitor shutdowns.
So I'd rather rule out this pot (or narrow it down TO it), before risking pain/death.
This has been happening on one of my Nintendo monitors since I got it a few months ago. After startup, it wibbles and wobbles for a while, always on the left side, then goes away on its own after the machine has been on for a few minutes. Never tried to fix it because it aint broke (aint broke enough at least), which I think is generally a good policy with these beasts. I'd rather just wait the few minutes than create an all-new problem.
Just hooked that DK up to a different monitor though and it's doing the same thing! Only this time it's taking considerably longer than a few minutes for it to go away.
If that looks like H-HOLD, I might as well give it a shot.
Why don't I just go try it now rather than making a thread? Because after reading many tales of attempted adjustments leading to burned flesh, I'm not eager to go sticking my limbs into hard-to-see (let alone reach), high voltage areas, and I'm so thrilled that Sanyo decided to put this and the third brightness pot (why are there three brightness pots?) there. Also because adjusting this particular pot can (apparently) produce horrible high-pitched screeching and monitor shutdowns.
So I'd rather rule out this pot (or narrow it down TO it), before risking pain/death.