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No power for IBM monitor model 6332-4CE - IBM E74 17" CRT Monitor

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Try another power cable, if not take to a repair shop. It's a very old monitor so probably not worth repairing. Buy a new monitor.

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Your monitor power section has been faulty. so pls repaired it from service center.

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