Monitor of Apple Performa 475

The monitor of an Apple Performa 475 has gone completely RED and doiesn't display the normal text from Word Processing documents. Can anything be done to solve problem ?

What version of the Mac OS is the Performa 475 running? How much RAM does the Mac have installed? I'm guessing your monitor may be out of adjustment. I tried to locate a Service Manual but couldn't find one anywhere online. You may need to buy a Apple Service Source CD-ROM. There are numerous sellers on eBay selling these CD-ROMs that include manuals for older Apple monitors like your Performa Plus Display. If the monitor is at all similar to my Macintosh Color Display you may have to disassemble it to get at the monitor's controls too. If the contrast or brightness controls are user accessible I would attempt to adjust those first to see if the monitor becomes more legible. Even then though you may have to disassemble it to get at controls like the blue, yellow & green adjustments if necessary.

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