Packard Bell 1511SL Monitor

Where can I find the schematic for this old monitor? Packard Bell Model
1511SL, FCC Id BEJCP500

It is 11 years old and the image is very nice, until recently when I can
only use it at 640 by 480, at 60Hz.

If I try higher resolutions or frequencies the image will appear smaller
(both shorter and narrower) and I will be able to see what seems as the
retracement raster on the top of the screen.

For me it justifies to fix it as a weekend project.

Thanks for your help.

You probably won't find a schematic. It's time to replace the monitor. It
does not owe you anything.

With everyone wanting flat panel LCD monitors, replacement monitors are cheap or
even free. Try craigslist in your area and look for freebies or low cost
replacements, probably no more than $25 for a 17". I recently took away a
number of monitors for free from a local office that was switching to LCD flat
panels... Ben Myers

On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 05:14:03 GMT, AS wrote:

Where can I find the schematic for this old monitor? Packard Bell Model
1511SL, FCC Id BEJCP500

It is 11 years old and the image is very nice, until recently when I can
only use it at 640 by 480, at 60Hz.

If I try higher resolutions or frequencies the image will appear smaller
(both shorter and narrower) and I will be able to see what seems as the
retracement raster on the top of the screen.

For me it justifies to fix it as a weekend project.

Thanks for your help.

Go to Google and type in 1511SL and you will get a lot of listings
concerning this monitor.

I think I have one a bit older than yours - mine is model 1412SL.



AS wrote:
Where can I find the schematic for this old monitor? Packard Bell Model
1511SL, FCC Id BEJCP500

It is 11 years old and the image is very nice, until recently when I can
only use it at 640 by 480, at 60Hz.

If I try higher resolutions or frequencies the image will appear smaller
(both shorter and narrower) and I will be able to see what seems as the
retracement raster on the top of the screen.

For me it justifies to fix it as a weekend project.

Thanks for your help.