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Apple II Computer Info
the high voltage wire. In fact, it's the VERY high voltage
wire. There's enough juice in this thing when operating
to knock you down and possibly kill you. Even when turned
off, enough can be stored in this area to really bite you.
This is why I suggest waiting a day or two before messing
with this. It gives the power time to drain off.
This big wire goes into the top of a plastic device which
is partially covered with a metal cage. This is the high
voltage transformer. Facing the rear, you will see two small
adjustment stems, one above the other. The upper one is
marked FOCUS, the lower one SCREEN. This is on the collar
around the stem.
If your problem is increasing darkness, the SCREEN control
is the one you'll want to work with mostly. If your display
is out of focus, obviously you'll work with the focus
control. In either case, you may have to adjust both of them
somewhat. Before you do anything else, MARK THEM. Use a
pencil, and mark the control and the body of the transformer
so you can set things back the way they were in case you get
too messed up.
Now stop and think. The rest requires adjusting the high
voltage controls (THOUSANDS of volts) with the set turned
on. This is DANGEROUS. If this bother you, reassemble it
now and do not go any farther. Take it to a tech. They
should be able to do the rest of this for a minimum labor
charge. Want to continue? OK, let's go.
Set up the monitor with the back still off and slid to the
side, and connect both the power and the signal cable from
the computer. Set it up so that you can work with plenty of
room to move around the back. Set up a mirror in front of
the screen, so you can see what's going on with the picture
while you make adjustments without having to crane around to
look at the screen. This would cause you to be in a position
where you are not able to see your hands while working, and
this is the best way to get bit. DO NOT, under ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES try to work on anything without being able to
see your hands.
Now, fire it up, and give yourself a familiar screen such as
Finder, ProSel menu, whatever. Adjust the mirror so you can
see the screen clearly from behind the monitor.
Make sure your brightness and contrast controls are set back
where they were before you cleaned them. Now, using a
plastic handled, if not *entirely* plastic, screwdriver,
slowly adjust the control on the back of the transformer.
KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR HANDS. Do not come into contact with
anything other than the tool handle. Watch the mirror for
changes in the picture. Adjust SCREEN first if the problem
is mostly brightness. Adjust FOCUS if the picture is fuzzy.
Adjust them both as necessary to obtain the best picture.
You may want to adjust the brightness and contrast controls
down while doing this, because you may have over time moved
them up to compensate for deterioration. Try to get them in
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