I would have gotten back to you sooner, but for some
reason every time I tried, I kept getting "message
unavailable". Now it's okay. To answer your question,
the degauss does not replicate what I am seeing. I didn't
know about the degauss circuit, and I will not pop it ever
again. I am so glad you told me, and boy, do I feel like
an idiot. And now I'm pretty sure that it is not the heat
pump, because I'm in Maryland and it's really cold, cold
enough that the heat has been running a lot. It hasn't
jiggled all day, but that doesn't mean it won't tomorrow.
I hope you find this because I couldn't even access the
message board since yesterday. I kept geeting an error
message every time I tried.
>-----Original Message-----
>You should not pop the degauss circuit repeatedly! Its
running a hi amp
>alternating current thru a coil around the monitor and
you can overheat
>the circuit and wiring. If hitting the Degausing button
recreates the
>symptom you see, then the problem most likely lies in the
monitor
>electronics. Normally when you power a monitor on, the
deguauss
>circuitry would activate once and you would never notice
it. Does the
>deguass replicate what you are seeing?
>
>
>Cindy wrote:
>
>> #$%@^&%#$@ RATS!!! I turned it on - wasn't jiggling at
>> that minute, and nothing. When I hit the "degausing"
>> button in the OSD, the entire picture shakes. If I
repeat
>> this process it will shake less and less, but a few
>> minutes later it's back to the original "big shake".
What
>> does this mean?
>>
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Would an Air conditioning/heat pump Unit be right on
the
>>>
>> other side of
>>
>>>the wall? If so do the "jiggles" coincide with the unit
>>>
>> cycling?
>>
>>>Bob I wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"Old Fisher" powered up when the jiggles occur? the
>>>>
>> other possiblity is
>>
>>>>the "degausing" circuit in the monitor being triggered
>>>>
>> for some reason.
>>
>>>>you can see the effect by manually tripping it. As you
>>>>
>> can tell I can't
>>
>>>>tell you the answer, just where to look for it.
>>>>
>>>>Cindy wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Bob,
>>>>>From now on I will leave all messages here, if that's
>>>>>
>> okay. An HP
>>
>>>>>scanner sits on one side, printer on other. Real
>>>>>
>> cheap speakers that
>>
>>>>>came with old computer sit right at the back exactly
>>>>>
>> next to monitor.
>>
>>>>>Lamp on each side, and the lamp on the right is
>>>>>
>> sitting on top of an
>>
>>>>>old Fisher speaker (probably 30 y/o or more - not
>>>>>
>> shielded?) The
>>
>>>>>speakers that connect to TV and receiver are 4 feet
>>>>>
>> away, however,
>>
>>>>>they are alot newer Cerwin Vega, maybe 6 years old,
>>>>>
>> and I believe they
>>
>>>>>are shielded. Only one on this side of the room.
Old
>>>>>
>> Fisher is about
>>
>>>>>18 inches away from where monitor sits on comp desk.
>>>>>
>> Desk against
>>
>>>>>back wall of townhouse, double sliding glass door to
>>>>>
>> the right, and
>>
>>>>>fireplace to the left. Could the cheap computer
>>>>>
>> speakers affect
>>
>>>>>monitor even when they are not powered on? I can
toss
>>>>>
>> them without a
>>
>>>>>second thought, and I can move the ancient fisher
>>>>>
>> speaker as well.
>>
>>>>>You are terrific, and I really, really appreciate
your
>>>>>
>> time! Cindy
>>
>>>.
>>>
>>>
>
>.
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