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dna
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:51 am    Post subject: EV700 Reply with quote

Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.
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Tom Clydesdale
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:52 am    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

Given the current cost of new monitors and the probable charges to repair an
old one replacement should be seriously considered.

I had an EV700 several years ago and had the same problem with clicking and
flickering - when it went bad I dumped it and have never been sorry. The
new lcd monitors are so much more convenient, bright and lighter if
relocation is necessary.

Hope that helps.
Tom
"dna" <original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:CCAlh.256254$Pk.138986@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
Quote:
Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know
is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.


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Postman Delivers
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 11:56 am    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

dna wrote :
Quote:
Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.

Dee,

With 19 inch wide screen Lcd monitors selling new for less than $200 I
would be very cautious look to repair an older monitor...

This particular 19-inch LCD monitor has 419 different reviews...
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824254001

JR the postman
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dna
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 5:15 pm    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

"Postman Delivers" <JR_the_postman@xyzahoo.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
dna wrote :
Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the
same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know
is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.

Dee,

With 19 inch wide screen Lcd monitors selling new for less than $200 I
would be very cautious look to repair an older monitor...

This particular 19-inch LCD monitor has 419 different reviews...
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824254001

JR the postman



Thank you for the reply. It did not get through to my newsserver until
today.
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Ben Myers
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 10:19 pm    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

Bin it. Actually, make sure that it is recycled properly. There is a lot of
lead plus other poisonous stuff in a monitor.

My experience with EV700's has been quite mixed. You've gotten a lot of life
out of yours.

I sell replacement 17" monitors, used and less than 5 years old, for $US 25 to
35 locally, to people northwest of Boston MA, with one year warranty. This
should put into perspective whether a repair of an EV700 is cost effective...
Ben Myers

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:12:02 GMT, "dna"
<original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote:

Quote:
Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.

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dna
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 7:11 pm    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

"Ben Myers" <ben_myers_spam_me_not@charter.net> wrote in message
news:rf47r21vpccuoe7jbgr7lgjp8jukdn01ao@4ax.com...
Quote:
Bin it. Actually, make sure that it is recycled properly. There is a
lot of
lead plus other poisonous stuff in a monitor.

My experience with EV700's has been quite mixed. You've gotten a lot of
life
out of yours.

I sell replacement 17" monitors, used and less than 5 years old, for $US
25 to
35 locally, to people northwest of Boston MA, with one year warranty.
This
should put into perspective whether a repair of an EV700 is cost
effective...
Ben Myers

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:12:02 GMT, "dna"
original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote:

Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know
is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.






Yes it looks like if I will bin it. We have proper recycling facilities in
my part of London. Computer fairs do a Dell 15'' LCD for about £75. I have
heard they use Samsung panels which are rather good.



Thanks for the replies.

Dee.
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Ben Myers
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:56 pm    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

The Samsung brand has achieved a good reputation for its LCDs. I have clients
using Dell LCDs, and they are happy campers... Ben Myers

On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 13:11:04 GMT, "dna"
<original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote:

Quote:

"Ben Myers" <ben_myers_spam_me_not@charter.net> wrote in message
news:rf47r21vpccuoe7jbgr7lgjp8jukdn01ao@4ax.com...
Bin it. Actually, make sure that it is recycled properly. There is a
lot of
lead plus other poisonous stuff in a monitor.

My experience with EV700's has been quite mixed. You've gotten a lot of
life
out of yours.

I sell replacement 17" monitors, used and less than 5 years old, for $US
25 to
35 locally, to people northwest of Boston MA, with one year warranty.
This
should put into perspective whether a repair of an EV700 is cost
effective...
Ben Myers

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:12:02 GMT, "dna"
original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote:

Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to know
is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.






Yes it looks like if I will bin it. We have proper recycling facilities in
my part of London. Computer fairs do a Dell 15'' LCD for about £75. I have
heard they use Samsung panels which are rather good.



Thanks for the replies.

Dee.
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dna
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 7:03 pm    Post subject: Re: EV700 Reply with quote

"Ben Myers" <ben_myers_spam_me_not@charter.net> wrote in message
news:bku9r2ha88n6j53jb95dln2fm3o5o4bd4v@4ax.com...
Quote:
The Samsung brand has achieved a good reputation for its LCDs. I have
clients
using Dell LCDs, and they are happy campers... Ben Myers

On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 13:11:04 GMT, "dna"
original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote:


"Ben Myers" <ben_myers_spam_me_not@charter.net> wrote in message
news:rf47r21vpccuoe7jbgr7lgjp8jukdn01ao@4ax.com...
Bin it. Actually, make sure that it is recycled properly. There is
a
lot of
lead plus other poisonous stuff in a monitor.

My experience with EV700's has been quite mixed. You've gotten a lot
of
life
out of yours.

I sell replacement 17" monitors, used and less than 5 years old, for
$US
25 to
35 locally, to people northwest of Boston MA, with one year warranty.
This
should put into perspective whether a repair of an EV700 is cost
effective...
Ben Myers

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:12:02 GMT, "dna"
original85254488_dnaRRGHHRE@7776yahoo.com> wrote:

Hello all

I have a Gateway EV700 CRT monitor, it made clicking noises & at the
same
time the picture flickered / shrunk by a tiny bit & came back to
normal
instantly. This went on for months on end then yesterday the screen
went
blank. I have a back up monitor that I am using now & would like to
know
is
the EV700 fixable or should I bin it?


Thanks in advance

Dee.






Yes it looks like if I will bin it. We have proper recycling facilities
in
my part of London. Computer fairs do a Dell 15'' LCD for about £75. I
have
heard they use Samsung panels which are rather good.



Thanks for the replies.

Dee.


Yes that is why I going to choose Samsung.
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