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    KDS XFlat 19" CRT out of focus

    I've got a CRT here at work that suddenly went out of focus this morning. Any thoughts on causes, and if it can be fixed? IF it were a 15 or a 17, I wouldn't bother, but the 19 might be worth it if it's an easy fix.
    Ludicrous gibs!


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    Re: KDS XFlat 19" CRT out of focus

    If it suddenly went out of focus as opposed to a long, slow dimming/ fuzziness, its probably low voltage on the 140v. Check the caps is the ps section for a 160v-200v around 100uf to 300uf.

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      #3
      Re: KDS XFlat 19" CRT out of focus

      brightness is still fine... it just suddenly went fuzzy.;
      Ludicrous gibs!

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        #4
        Re: KDS XFlat 19" CRT out of focus

        I have a 17" KDS that did the same thing. It has a very touchy focus knob on the flyback. Maybe that is the problem you have as well. Check solder joints and caps while you're in there too.
        Last edited by Maxxarcade; 09-23-2007, 02:28 PM.

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          #5
          Re: KDS XFlat 19" CRT out of focus

          The reason your focus went fuzzy is because the focus voltage supplied through the flyback dropped.

          If the brightness is still fine try turning the focus POT on the back of the flyback with the monitor running. If that fixes it close it up and let it run and see if it slips back out of focus again.

          It could be that one of the resistors inside the flyback voltage divider bit the dust causing the voltage to go off.

          It couldn't be the supply voltage if it was the brightness would have dropped too.
          Elements of the past and the future combining to make something not quite as good as either.

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            #6
            Re: KDS XFlat 19" CRT out of focus

            There's probably a bad joint or bad cap somewhere in the flyback section - start by reflowing all beads that look dry or suspect. Then think about replacing caps.

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