Deja Q
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Sat Dec-04-04 10:04 AM
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My monitor is all wavy-gravy |
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Becoming more frequent, my 19" monitor, at the bottom two inches, shows a recurring wavy pattern going through.
Sometimes the top 1/2" will do the same thing, but not as often.
Should I take the monitor in for repair? (I've a 3 year repair contract on it. Pity it's not a replacement contract.) Or wait for something more serious to happen as I haven't any spares?
Thanks!
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Deja Q
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Sat Dec-04-04 03:09 PM
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1. Update - wobbliness happens only if |
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brightness is too high. I lowered it a couple of notches and all is well. Still, it's worthy of being sent in.
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Kellanved
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Sat Dec-04-04 04:33 PM
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Is it the colors or the geometry? (i.e. are "straight" lines wavy, or is a pattern imposed over the picture?) . Does it happen in all resolutions and refresh rates?
Has degauss or the Moire-correction any effect?.
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jmm
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Sat Dec-04-04 05:09 PM
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3. I had a similar problem with my new computer |
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Then I realized how close it was to my TV and it only happened when it was on. I rearranged my electrical items and it was fine.
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Princess Turandot
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Sat Dec-04-04 07:21 PM
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4. This may sound stupid but.. |
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does your monitor's electrical cord 'plug' into it, as opposed to being hardwired into the chassis? (The end on the back of the monitor, not where it plugs into an outlet.) Sometimes they come a bit loose, but still get the signal and show a 'jumpy' image.
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