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Kalona, IA | I took the monitor to the local dealer today and got a loaner. He said it seldom happens and of course I get to be the lucky one again. I opened it up and checked the internal cable plugs and all were tight and made no difference. Checked voltage of batt. and it was totally dead, sure nuff. I used to work on electronics back in the days when it was much simpler. Modern tech has it's pitfalls. Kinda like today's automobile. Not much use for shade tree mechanic anymore.
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PF3000 screen all screwed up
