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August 25th 05, 03:44 PM
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MV740 focus
My old MV740 is probably showing it's age but I think
the focus needs a little turn. There are three black presets built into the Line O/P Trx. These seem to be deliberatly gummed up. Does anyone know which is the focus? Any comments welcome Ted 
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August 26th 05, 05:43 PM
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"Quaoar" wrote in message ... Ted wrote: My old MV740 is probably showing it's age but I think the focus needs a little turn. There are three black presets built into the Line O/P Trx. These seem to be deliberatly gummed up. Does anyone know which is the focus? Any comments welcome Ted Monitors do not last forever and are not too costly to replace. Many cannot be refocused by the user, if at all. Degaussing, a button on the back or a menu item, might help a bit. Q Thanks for that Q. As an Ex TV serviceman... just thought i'd have a twiddle  Your right of course. Just putting off the inevitable Cheers Ted
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August 26th 05, 06:16 PM
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Ted wrote:
My old MV740 is probably showing it's age but I think the focus needs a little turn. There are three black presets built into the Line O/P Trx. These seem to be deliberatly gummed up. Does anyone know which is the focus? Any comments welcome Ted Monitors do not last forever and are not too costly to replace. Many cannot be refocused by the user, if at all. Degaussing, a button on the back or a menu item, might help a bit. Q
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August 27th 05, 03:10 PM
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"Ted" wrote in message ... "Quaoar" wrote in message ... Ted wrote: My old MV740 is probably showing it's age but I think the focus needs a little turn. There are three black presets built into the Line O/P Trx. These seem to be deliberatly gummed up. Does anyone know which is the focus? Any comments welcome Ted Monitors do not last forever and are not too costly to replace. Many cannot be refocused by the user, if at all. Degaussing, a button on the back or a menu item, might help a bit. Q Thanks for that Q. As an Ex TV serviceman... just thought i'd have a twiddle Your right of course. Just putting off the inevitable Cheers Ted FYI ... I scraped the gunge from the top preset (marked focus!) and adjusted said preset. I now have a sharp, clear picture again. Happy days. Cheers Ted
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