Failed B/U Monitor - What to do now?
We bought our Georgetown new in 2004, and while we have had some issues with it, I've never looked back at our decision to buy it because of the enjoyment it has provided us over the years. The one t...
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KJINTF wrote:
Always gives me a good laugh when I hear "Not Repairable" Kind of the reason I have 10 or 15 large flat screen HDTV's here all working just perfectly, typical repair takes me about 30 minutes and less than $5.00 in parts.
Fixed my own flat screens with a few $ in parts as well. Google is a wonderful repair manual/tool.
Just get the model number of your broken device and google it. Many others out there have the same problem and some are nice enough to post replies with pictures. May not work for your RV camera system but I think Wa8yxm has great suggestions. You could probably reuse the old camera and get a cheap LCD screen to replace your old CRT one.
