Summary

Commodore 64/128/Vic 20/Amiga/16 Color video monitor made in 1984. Variations were made such as the 1701 (late Vic 20 and early 64), The 1702A (earlyish C64), the 1702T (mid to late C64) and the 1902 (very late C64 and lifespan 128). Succeeded by the 1084.

Manuals

• Owner's Manual
• Service Manual

Notes

The 1702T Variation can be identified without disassembly through a (T) identifier on the rear of the monitor (see close up picture). It also includes 2 T silkscreen prints on the boards (see pictures)

While the design was manufactured by JVC, the tubes were often from other manufactures and parts where changed to reflect as such.

Vertical collapse can be caused by the flyback transformer cracking the circuit board if dropped, due to the poor location its prone to cracking. The front pots can become dirty easily.