TROUBLESHOOTING

The following symptoms may be mistakenly regarded as malfunctioning.

In many cases, they are not the faults of the Monitor.

SYMPTOM

CAUSE

When there are 2 or 3 layers of images

Influence of waves from the broadcast stations reflected by nearby mountains and

(ghost phenomenon)

high-rise buildings.

 

 

Spots appears on the screen

Influence of harmful waves produced by motor equipments such as hair dryers

Noises are audible

and vacuum cleaners, ignition devices such as cars and motorbikes, flashing devices

 

such as thermostats and electricity discharge by transmission/distribution lines.

 

 

Stripes appears on the screen

Mixing of electric waves from TV stations FM stations, amateur wireless, public

Noises are audible

wireless (simple wireless), etc., or nearby personal computer, TV, VCR, audio

 

equipment.

 

 

When a crack sound is heard some time

Sometimes, creaking sounds will be produced when cabinets expand or contract

after the power is turned on

due to changes in the surrounding temperature. Do not suspect a fault.

 

 

The power goes off momentarily, after a

The power was turned off momentarily due to the protection circuit to correct the

sudden pop sound

electric discharge phenomenon in the CRT. Do not suspect fault.

 

 

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