I previously wrote about being concerned that there was too much heat on the Mk3 and that on occasion, the screen would blackout for a second. And that this problem happened increasingly with use until I would leave the Amiga 1200 off for some time (to cool down). Today I was using my A1200 again and suddenly, while using it, the screen switch to take a blue tinge. I power cycled the A1200 but the blue tinge remained. I removed the Mk3 and reconnected an old external RGB to HDMI adapter I was using. The colours look yellowish.
I have been reassured on this forum that the heat is not an issue but my fear now is that it really is. The colours are for sure not correct anymore. I am attaching 3 images which show the normal colours I had before, the colours I have with the Mk3 and additionally what it looks like now through the RGB->HDMI converter. The picture where the colours are normal was taking with a HDMI capture device on the 26 Jul. The other two are take today with the same capture device.
If it is true that the excessive heat on the MK3 isn't an issue, what might the issue be? My Amiga 1200 is recapped. Could one of the new capacitors have prematurely died or some other component? I know the A1200 isn't young anymore, so I can believe that another component has simply succumbed to old age. But I would appreciate if some advice could be given as to what the problem might be. Right now I have the feeling that the MK3's excessive heat has broken something on the A1200.