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Good Evening; Good monitor, well worth keeping... The second picture you posted
https://files.catbox.moe/yo5ysk.JPG Looks like you have horiz linearity problem,
as listed on the site
https://asavage.dyndns.org/Monitors/monitors.html like
you said search cvp-5468. I noticed that in a lot of the symptoms & solutions
area there are little reference to what mode the monitor is working in when
the problem is observed, so the mode selection may be the wrong spot to
go looking for an answer.... + Your screen pic seems to show a properly
synced picture, just poor linearity - So check on the part they suggest
5468 Hori linearity problem C322 .39J 400v. ESR should be less than 10.
At least that is where I would start with the information available.
The other thing I would do is step through all the items in the menu,
be sure every item works as it should, geometry, pincushion, etc.
Also it may just be worth looking at, but in this pic:
https://files.catbox.moe/a8oibs.JPG Not quite center of pic there is a
cap that in just above a twisted Orange, Yellow, & Green wires that
looks a little big on top - Look at it closer..... Also lots of the
problems & solutions on that page reference bad solder
joints - Like Zeno said, so make that a priority.
Also, this was a High $$ Monitor so chances are
the parts were better than they use today, so
Don't go randomly changing caps just cause
you think you should, change only what's
necessary. Find the actual fault.
Good Luck.
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