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== Video Problems == <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:center;" |+ '''Display Issues''' |- ! Symptom !! Possible Cause !! Recommended Action |- | No display, system runs || CRT failure or analog board issue || Check CRT connections; test analog board |- | Horizontal line only || Vertical deflection failure || Check vertical output IC and capacitors on analog board |- | Vertical line only || Horizontal deflection failure || Check horizontal output transistor and flyback |- | Image shifted horizontally || H-position adjustment needed || Adjust horizontal position potentiometer |- | Garbled/checkered display || Memory or video RAM issue || Test with known-good memory cards |- | Bright flash/line at shutdown || Normal CRT behavior || CRT discharge is expected at power-off |- | Dim or faded display || CRT aging or brightness adjustment || Adjust brightness; CRT may need replacement |} === CRT Adjustments === * Horizontal and vertical position/size controls are on the analog board * Focus adjustment may be on the flyback transformer * Always discharge CRT before making adjustments
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