CRT troubleshooting is complex and requires a bit more information. A 60Hz buzz can be a grounding issue, or an issue in the Primary of your monitor's power supply section (a shorted Diode, a worn out Cap...).
However, as a CRT repairman, I worked on a bunch of SM124 that had a common failure around the largest variable inductor, where the ferrite core wasn't damped properly anymore and causing buzz and high pitch whine. The ferrite core is usually damped and by a thin piece of rubber band, preventing noise and the core to move.
You can open the monitor and locate the noise source by ear. If it turns out to be the coil, do NOT use a metal screwdriver while in operation. It will heat the screwdriver very fast by induction, and also impact the deflection coil settings momentarily, possibly causing too much stress and killing it.
As usual, please take all the precautions required when working in High Voltage environment, before opening it. It is recommended to bring it to a CRT Repair shop.
