> Sounds like you may have multiple faults.
> I'd start by checking the power supply. It's common to both
> the Z axis and the deflection.
Wouldn't that be part of the power block? If so, one monitor works fine
and one doesn't. Is it still the power supply?
> If the PS checks out, you have to check the Z and deflection circuits
> separately. Take your pick, get out the prints, scope and start tracing.
> Got a picture?
Not yet. I need to put the monitor back in the cab...
-->Neil
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