Re: Very old monitor repair
From: Aidan Grey (apgrey_at_nospam.con)
Date: 03/02/05
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Date: Wed, 02 Mar 2005 09:04:51 -0500 (EST)
On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 14:15:21 +0100, CIP wrote:
>Hi everybody,
>
>I got an very old monochrome monitor that is dead.
>
>It's an NEC BU-1201M(E)-1 from about 1985
>
>It had an burnout fuse on the main board, replaced it but the screen remains
>black. Audio works. When I switch it on the first second the end of the CTR
>lights up but then it gets very dim or even no light at all. I can hear the
>HV make a little hunnimg noise.
>
>It's a monitor from a computer that controls a factory. The monitor was
>turned on in 1985 and never turned off, but when not in use the screen was
>cleared. The video input is NTSC
>
>Checked the power transistors (h/v) and they are ok. Transformer is ok.
>
>Anybody any tips?
NTSC is standard North American TV video. What you have essentially is a
monochrome
TV being used as a monitor.
You should be able to be able to cheaply buy a replacement TV type monitor.
One
place to check is video security monitors. A security camera being recorded
on a
VCR is using an NTSC signal. The video monitor for such a task would
probably be
a drop in replacement for your defective monitor.
Note that even if you could repair this monitor, it will not be reliable at
its age. A brand
new monitor will give you the reliability needed for a factory environment.
Aidan Grey
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