Monitor problem (Hitachi SSE CM-751)

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  • spoogenet
    MURCer
    • Feb 2000
    • 526

    #1

    Monitor problem (Hitachi SSE CM-751)

    Every once in a while the image on my monitor will 'bulge'. It is very strange and has been happening for about 8-9 months or so. It has only happened maybe 10 times that I can remember. But what happens is that the image on the monitor will suddenly dim a little bit and seem to bulge toward me, much like using the Punch filter in a graphics program (like PSP). It happens only briefly, from start to finish where it is back to normal I would say it takes about 2 seconds or so.

    Has anybody ever seen a problem like this before? Other than that the monitor seems to have no other problems and works great and hasn't shown me any other signs of failing (assuming this is a sign of failing).

    Thanks for any help.

    19" Hitachi CM-751E Super Scan Elite. About 2-2.5 years old....

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  • spoogenet
    MURCer
    • Feb 2000
    • 526

    #2
    Anybody???

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    • xortam
      Super MURCer
      • Sep 1999
      • 4534

      #3
      Just taking a wild guess, but ... could be the transformer failing on the monitor. Do you have the monitor connected to a surge protector?
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      • Jon P. Inghram
        Super MURCer
        • Oct 1999
        • 3878

        #4
        Our old KDS Avitron 195T did that, and also made a very startling pop whenever it happened. It eventually got bad enough that we had it exchanged under warranty by KDS. We got a 195TF back (a free upgrade!), and it too has done the pop-warp thing occasionaly. We've always used surge protector, but the room is quite dusty and I suspect that may be the cause.

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        • spoogenet
          MURCer
          • Feb 2000
          • 526

          #5
          Yes, it is connected to a surge protector, the same one that the machine is connected to.

          The room is quite dusty, though....hmmmmm....

          Is there anything wrong with using a rather powerful compressed air gun to blow the dust out (when the monitor is thoroughly cool, though)???

          I hope I don't have to replace it any time soon....

          Thanks for the replies.

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