Viewsonic G810 vertical deflection problem

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  • Returning Buick
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    • Apr 2025
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    Viewsonic G810 vertical deflection problem

    I have a G810 monitor i've had for years but it has developed a problem with vertical collapse. Is there anybody here who has worked on these and can help me find where the circuit even is for the vertical deflection?

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