
03-29-2011, 05:27 PM
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assuming this is the little 9" monochrome monitor, if so, some suggestions-
if its on a machine that vibrates, look for cracks on the flyback pin solder joints- theyre in a round pattern/solder side out on the side of the CRT...weve had MANY quit from this...usually little tiny circular cracks arount where the pins go thru...just turn it off/ remelt all the solder pads with a iron, or a small gun even- usually fixes them up. If you snap that grey perforated plastic thing off the top/back of the crt chassis, there are pots in there- possibly just a bad wiper on the brightness pot, shouldnt hurt just to rotate them back and forth just a little, see if you get anything.
*if* your control has graphics (I'm not sure on this for the 6) the crt plugs into the graphics card- but there might still be another standard video output- think on a 6 it was CCX5 on the CRTC/Puncher card. I recall a 0-C we had that the video got all garbled up- we just moved the cable back to the normal port and forgot about it.
also look in your maintenance manual- the 6 CRT could be shut off by hitting 2 keys at once, think it was cancel+origin, dont recall if you had to toggle them again to wake it up, or if 'any key' would light it back up.
if its a 14" color, good luck- we had a quite a few, most didnt hold up well at all- the flybacks would burn up in a literal way, and Fanuc quit selling them- they would rather sell a new monitor for like $4400.00...we pitched ours and switched back to 9" just made a plate to shrink the cabinit hole for the smaller MDI/CRT as the ones in the 6 and the R-C robots we scrapped out hundreds of would interchange...if you want a 14", (or anything else Fanuc) email the guys at fanucworld.com, I know they found a source to custom build 14" replacements pretty reasonable. |