Is this on all sites or one in particular? On this site for example if a poster includes a very long web address link it will force that post wider causing all of us to scroll left and right to read the text accompanying the link. Could this be the problem you are experiencing?

Your symptoms seem to indicate an 'open'safety capacitor/diode or an open lead on the capacitor/diode. This would be one of the capacitors/diodes connected to the collector of the horizontal output transistor. These capacitors/diodes control the peak-peak voltage to the horizontal output transformer. If not controlled, the high voltage will be too high, resulting in a large picture and/or power supply shutdown. hth

A volt meter from Radio Shack costs $20. If you don't have one, you need one anyway. That would let you check the power supply. But you don't need to go there. If the monitor green light is on, it means the power supply is working. There is a high-voltage inverter inside the monitor which drives the backlight. That may be what has gone bad. Either way, none of this is consumer serviceable stuff. Get a new monitor and be done with it.

>>>"Wouldn’t it be cheaper and open your choice of washer options to pay a contractor/plumber/drywall guy to swap the connections around"<<< Might be, which is why I mentioned the SQ price. Especially so if HU##### wants a matching dryer and adds in the relatively high cost of Speed Queen's dryer versus, say, spending a lot less to get one of the Electrolux models with reversible washer doors (EFLS427, 527, and 627., IIRC) and their matching dryers. Also, I'm recalling that our local Home Depot has some of the new GE "fresh vent" (or maybe "Ultra Vent") front load washer models, and one or two of of those GEs now have reversible doors on the washer. (At least Home Depot said they did.) Sorry, can't recall model numbers at the moment but might be worth your while to check on. Despite the high price, Speed Queen FL models do have a devoted following for reasons outlined in this older thread and this other one. The SQ FL models come with a full five year factory warranty, too. But bear in mind that, if warranty service is needed for some reason, it goes through the selling dealer. So, it is best to check out your local vendors rather than buying a SQ on-line from an out-of-area seller. If you buy from an out-of-town online vendor, and are not inclined to DIY repairs (the SQ's are easy to work on, IME), getting SQ to arrange local warranty service reportedly can be slow and cumbersome. Those considerations might or might not make the Electrolux and GE models seem more attractive choices.