Aadjusting screen colors

My screen was greenish. I followed terrific's advised took the front cover off and turn the green screen screw counterclock wise it was fine but now it's too red so I turn the red down and the blue up, now it looks too dark and blue. are ther any guidelines to adjust each color right ? please

Anonymous Feb 01, 2008

My picture sometimes get really contrasty and I get what could best be described as green & purple fuzz over the picture. Any help would be appreciated

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They should be adjusted to set voltages. however it is best to shut the color level to the lowest setting then try t balance the screens to achieve the best black and white picture. then turn up your color level. Your brightness level should also be set to 50 % then when you adjust for the best B&W picture. You will have better color and brightness when you reset your color and brightness levels. Hope this helps.

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