Description: Monitor III: Repair Tips
Header: Monitor III: Repair Tips


 This article last reviewed: 7 November 1988

 A typical problem reported on the Monitor III is "no video". In these cases,
 adjusting either the contrast or brightness controls on the monitor solves the
 problem.  With an Apple II or II+, the problem lies in the computer's video
 adjustment potentiometer, K14 on the main logic board.  It is often adjusted
 too low.

 Before you send a Monitor III in for exchange, make sure that the monitor has
 the problem and not:
 1. the video cable or
 2. too low of an adjustment of the video signal by the video adjustment
 potentiometer, K14 on the main logic board.
 Copyright 1988 Apple Computer, Inc.
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