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If apmd isn't running, and you've disabled power management elsewhere, I guess that your monitor has a power-saving feature of its own; check its setup menu.
I don't know about SuSe, but Slackware has a 'setterm blank' of 15 minutes built into init, but that wouldn't effect its behavior in X. If you're talking about X, please ignore me, but if this is normal command line annoyance, grep through init for setterm.
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