As a retired TV repairman, I would say that your picture tube is on it's last legs.
  To prove it, turn down your color to black & white. Notice the shade of B&W.
  Now turn your brightness down real low and if there is a predominant clolor of 
  red, blue or green, your CRT is definately on it's last legs. I don't think anyone
  rebuilds them any more. It's cheaper to buy a new flat panel ( and a nicer picture.)    AL SMITH
  
Thomas Mayer <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  I believe you have a 5+ year old monitor that is nearing the end of its 
life. I could not find an online manual for the monitor. If it has a way 
of adjusting color, you may temporarily try that. Trying to have your 
17" CRT monitor serviced, would likely be more expensive than buying a 
new 17" LCD monitor with somewhat more viewable area. In fact you may as 
well spend a few dollars more and get a 19" LCD. With either one you 
will have more desk space.

Tom

Betti Ann and Preston Smith wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SyncMaster 753F CRT type monitor
>
> During the last couple of days, the picture has a green tinge. This 
> occurs when the monitor is connected to either my PC or Laptop.
>
> When the monitor cable is disconnected, a "No Connection - Check 
> Signal Cable" message is displayed. This message box displays red, 
> yellow and blue colour patches on a white background framed by red. 
> Red and blue look good but the white has a blue tone to it and the 
> yellow has a green tone to it
>
> Anyone have any thoughts on what the problem might be?
>
> Thanks
>
> Preston
>
> 
>

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