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== Monitor faults == {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:left;" |+ '''Monitor troubleshooting (DEC Table 2-17)''' ! Symptom !! Corrective action, in order |- | No LED, no raster || Check the power cord, the 120/240 V setting and the fuse; then the monitor's own service guide |- | Compressed raster, no video || Check the monitor cable and that it is the right type (BC18P-type without a graphics module; BC19S or BC23J-03 with one); adjust contrast and brightness; run TEST F (no graphics module) or TEST 4 (graphics module) and replace the failing module |- | Raster but no video || Adjust contrast and brightness; run TEST F or TEST 4 as above |- | No LED but good video || Replace the monitor's LED assembly |} <ref name="mg60" /> DEC's guides for the monitors are the VR150 and VR160 pocket service guides, the VR260 maintenance advisory and the VR290 service guide.<ref name="mg90" />
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