monitors

Computer monitor?

Feb 21, 2008 by asjklsmh | Posted in Monitors

My Dell Trinitron monitor for my computer (about 8 years old) periodically makes a high pitched sound. If you adjust the monitor (up or down) the noise will stop. What causes this? Can it be fixed?

That sound is probably a capacitor or a transistor leaking voltage to ground. It will get worse until the monitor quits working.

Monitors are expensive to work on and they can be very dangerous also. There is a transformer (flyback) and

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