1084 monitor needs new switch

[Tripitaka]

A common problem with our age's old VDU's, IMHO a Maplins catalogue and a soldering iron are your best bet. Replace it (the switch that is) with a shiny new one, it doesn't have to be a "proper" push 'n' lock job either so long as you can wire it in and mount it in place.


Have fun. :-D

[Tripitaka]

koaftder wrote:
Forget about replacing it, just remove it and have the two wires poke out the hole. When you want to turn the monitor on, just twist the wires together.

COOOOL  koaftder is :elvis:
....but not very child friendly.