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Originally posted by Monster811
Not just cause your monitor to flicker, it may permanently damage the screen. This happened to my mother a few years ago, she had an electric pencil sharpener.
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Most likely a case of a screen magnetized to the point where the monitor's built in degausing couldn't take care of it.
Any TV repair place is likely to have a degaussing coil that can easily fix this.
Sliding an empty 'tin' (actually steel) can over the pump, will usually decrease the magnetic interference with the monitor greatly.