cathode tube replacement?

papasmurf

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is it possible to replace a cathode tube? I have a realy old 26in crt and I am afraid that the tube is dead. any one know if replacement is possible?

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After all, the CRT is what makes the whole of the monitor work.

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If you hear a "buzzing" noise from it it might just be a dead bulb. I have a monitor with a dead bulb but I am not interested in reading a 900 page DIY guide just to figure out how to replace it. The local computer repair place here charges $188 for it, a ripoff.

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He is talking about a CRT not a LCD backlight. It simply is not cost affective to replace a CRT assuming that is the problem an you can find a replacement CRT.

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lol maybe I could sell it at a pawn shop, hehe they would have no way to test it and it sure looks valuable...

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