LG Flatron 795

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Lloyd Rees

After being at university ive brought my system hime and something has gone
horribly wrong. Everything is working fine, yet the monitor has a strange
blue/green tint to it and no red is shown,

I have tried everything i can think of to solve the problems but im pretty
poor with computers and need major help. I know that the monitor is capable
of displaying red as when i change the settings on the monitor the bars are
in red, yet red seems to be displayed as black on anything but the monitor
setup??!

What to do.........

Thanks for any help,

Lloyd
 
Lloyd said:
After being at university ive brought my system hime and something has gone
horribly wrong. Everything is working fine, yet the monitor has a strange
blue/green tint to it and no red is shown,

I have tried everything i can think of to solve the problems but im pretty
poor with computers and need major help. I know that the monitor is capable
of displaying red as when i change the settings on the monitor the bars are
in red, yet red seems to be displayed as black on anything but the monitor
setup??!

What to do.........

Thanks for any help,

Lloyd
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Sounds to me like the red gun has died. Time for a new monitor!

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You don't need to jump to a dead tube first off, here are a couple of other
things to check before bringing it in for servicing.

The monitor is getting no red signal, check the pins on the connector to see
if that all seem fine, some may be missing but as long as non are cracked or
bent should be fine. If bent, then straigthen, and or it looks like one is
cracked then the cable will need to be replaced

If that does not find the problem try the monitor on another computer, if
the monitor works fine then your video card is at fault, if the monitor
still isn't working properly then it is an electronic problem that you will
have to bring it in for servicing

hope this helps
Keith
 
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You don't need to jump to a dead tube first off, here are a
couple of other things to check before bringing it in for
servicing.

The monitor is getting no red signal, check the pins on the
connector to see if that all seem fine, some may be missing but
as long as non are cracked or bent should be fine. If bent, then
straigthen, and or it looks like one is cracked then the cable
will need to be replaced

If that does not find the problem try the monitor on another
computer, if the monitor works fine then your video card is at
fault, if the monitor still isn't working properly then it is
an electronic problem that you will have to bring it in for
servicing
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Nothing wrong with your advice, but if you had refrained from
topposting it would have been obvious that the gun cannot be
faulty, since the 'settings' mechanism displays red.
 
Thanks for all your advice, it was infact a bent pin, and the monitor is now
working, so my panic is over, wasnt too keen on buying a new monitor as i
dont think my student loan would stretch that far!

Lloyd
 
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