At 11:41 AM -0400 9/30/03, Nicole wrote: >this is a question that risks being off-topic, but since I'm trying >to hook it to my 2400 I'm hoping that it's ok. > >I found an Apple 18" studio monitor (the older kind, not the flat >screen one). Since it was being chucked I knew that there was >something probably wrong with it but as there was nothing visibly >broken... So I've tried it out, and yes it is broken. > >BUT it isn't completely kaput. The monitor does not light up at all >(and yes I've fiddled with brightness and contrast on the monitor), >but it does turn on, and makes slight clicking noises inside. >Moreover it is clearly aware of the connection to the PB since the on >button glows green when the PB is turned on, and orange when it is >not. > >Any thoughts about the salvagability of this baby? I am not at all >knowledgeable about electronics, but I am happy to crack her open and >poke around (I've got nothing to lose -- so long as I don't >electrocute myself). It strikes me that the problem *might* be a >relatively simple one of a loose power connection. I'd take it to a local TV repair place, esp. one which gives free extimates. Much better than a computer repair. Paul