Screen size problem!!

Don't start messing with the derailleur yet! Make sure your shifting trouble isn't due to something else, such as a warped, dirty, or stretched chain, gummed-up pulleys, crud in the cable housing, trapped cable, or a bent derailleur hanger
Clean the chain and the rear derailleur pulleys. Pull the chain away from each pulley, and turn the pulley to make sure it can move freely. A pulley that offers resistance to turning must be replaced.
Now check the cable to be sure it slides freely. Mud and grit within the cable housing, or on a cable-guide, can keep the derailleur from moving a "full gear" during downshifts. If the cable doesn't slide freely in the housing, you may be able to clean or lube it to restore smooth shifting.
Let the high-gear limit screw. In your highest gear on the shifter, and with the chain on the smallest cog, position the derailleur so the upper pulley exactly matches the teeth of the small cog. Run the chain a bit with the front derailleur in the large ring, adjusting the limit screw until the pulley and the cog seem to match perfectly.

Setting the high-gear (small cog) limiting screw.

Once you're sure the derailleur matches the cog, move it just a whisker (1/8 to 1/4 turn) towards the other cogs. (You may need to readjust a bit if you get chain-skip.)

Closeup of setting the limiting screw.

Now adjust the low-gear limit screw. Shift into the lowest gear (largest cog). If it won't go, loosen the limit screw. With the chain on the largest cog (and the front derailleur in the small chainring), adjust the derailleur so the upper pulley exactly matches the teeth of the large cog.Once it's perfect, turn the limit screw so it moves the derailleur a tiny amount towards the other cogs (1/8 to 1/4 turn usually works).

Setting the low-gear (largest cog) limiting screw.

Now shift to the highest gear (smallest cog). Push the shift lever to downshift one gear (go from the smallest cog to the next-smallest). If it doesn't shift, tighten the cable with the barrel adjuster, 1/2 turn counter-clockwise. Backshift and try again. Continue tightening until it shifts. If it overshifts, going from the smallest cog to the third-smallest, loosen the cable by turning 1/2 turn clockwise. Backshift and repeat until it shifts exactly from the small to the next-smallest cog.

Fine adjustment of tension in the derailleur cable.

Now go to the second-smallest ring. Tighten or loosen the cable slightly, until the outer side plates of the chain are just clearing the third-smallest cog. Shift up and down, fine-tuning until you're satisfied.

Checking the position of the chain on the cogs.

Hello pt,
I am 95% sure I know what's up. The paper trays of your copier are easily changed to hold many paper sizes(except the first tray which has the limitation of not beeing able to hold 11x17 {ledger}). Each paper tray has a blue dial at the front right corner of the tray which you can observe if you press the large gray button on the front of the tray you would use to add paper. The tray/cassette will pop out when you press the button. If the paper size on the dial does not match the actual paper size in the tray. If this happens the copier will either jam or turn the image 180 *. This is a common problem for letter (81/2 x 11) as there are 2 settings for that size paper. You could load it either short edge feed (landsape) or long edge feed (portrait). I feel confident that someone has loaded the letter paper in the paper tray one way, but the blue dial at the front right corner of the tray is dialed to tell the copier that the paper is loaded defferently or a different size. When there is a mismatch between what the dial says (what the copier reads and acts on) and the actual oreintation of the paper you will get this problem. There are 2 settings for letter size, and since you have a digital copier, the copier will scan the image, look at the paper sources, and turn the image to try to fit the image to the size it "believes" is in the tray. Just make sure the paper in the tray is truly oriented to match what you have the dial size set to. You will need to look closely (but your eyes are probably better than mine) and make sure you have that you have set the correct 8 1/2 x 11 size. This will fix your problem. Please let "FIXYA " know I helped you. Have agood weekend!!!!!!!!! :-) SPINAL

In all modes the aperture ring on the lens should be locked at the smallest aperture. In the M and A modes you control the aperture by turning the command dial on the front of the camera. In P and S modes you control the aperture indirectly by turning the command dial on the back of the camera.

just try this.. enter service menu by pressing jog dial up, *, jog dial down, jog dial down, *, jog dial down, *.
jog dial is rounded things at the right side of the p1, slide it up or down, follow the instruction.
then enter the menu hardware test, lcd test, write something in ur touch pad, if the letter u wrote visible it mean ur lcd fine.. so , just close the menu and its magic.... its worked.

Turn the aperture ring on the lens to its smallest aperture (largest f/number) and lock it in place. If you need to, you can control the aperture by turning the subcommand dial (the one in front, under the shutter release button, unless you've swapped the dials).

Check the dial setting. It should be on either the smallest dot or the one next to the smallest dot on the dial. If it still cuts off,your valve assembly (full bag control) is probably the cause and needs to be replaced. The best thing for you to do is take your vac to your Aerus/Electrolux shop for repair.

Check the dashboard dimmer dial next to the headlight switch. Sometimes if it's dialed all the way down, you'll have no interior lights. Try turning the dial up to just before the detent if you want them to go out when the doors are closed. If you want them on all the time, push it past the detent on the dimmer. Let me know if that works..
KEn

You may want to try resetting your Cricut to see if that fixes the problem. To reset the Cricut machine, turn the unit off for five minutes. Roll all the dials all the way up and all the way down five times each. Turn the Cricut back on. This is the manufacturer's reset process. Good luck!

screen adjustment can be donw via buttons given on monitor, try it with those and let me know then.

Try holding the Ctrl Key and scrolling the mouse wheel to reduce the size. You may have magnifier running. Click the Windows plus U to bring up the utility screen and turn it off.