Acer AL1715 (Black, Silver) 17" LCD Monitor "goes one second" Questions

RE:monitor goes black I turn on the monitor and a few seconds later it goes black. The green light(power light) remains on, showing that the monitor is getting power and signal, but the screen is ...

...second, then screen goes black. power light has gone to standby. Another monitor seems to be working fine. Is my Acer monitor dead? remove power to your monitor; then remove the monitor's back cover ...

...be repeated by touching the power switch off then on. The picture shows for a few seconds and then goes dark. I opened it up to look for some pots that someone said to try adjust. I looked real hard ...

...second and then it goes black while leaving the power light green. I can only see the screen again after turning it off and on, but that's only for another 1/4 second. What's up? once I get my pc out ...

...nothing is wrong. What is wrong, and can I fix it? This is possibly an inverter. When the monitor goes out, examine the LCD to see if you can see a faint image of the video being displayed. IF so, ...

Monitor goes black after a few seconds I have an Acer AL1711 monitor, I'm pretty sure I have to replace a couple capacitors on the board, but I'm not sure which ones. Can anyone tell me where they are

monitor goes black after a few seconds I have an Acer 1711 monitor. The monitor comes on for only a few seconds and then goes black. What should I do? I have the same problem on my Acer AL1711. The ...

my acer monitor is under a year old,and now when u turn it on it flashes for a few seconds then it goes blank.. Hello. It is possible that one of the lamps that illuminate the screen is damaged, or ...

...second then goes black again. I just repaired one.... will likely require that you replace 3 X 220 uf 25 volt capactiros and 2 X 1000 uf 25 volt capacitors. can't miss them the tops are swelled up. ...

SCREEN GOES BLACK AFTER A FEW SECONDS AFTER TURNING MONITOR ON. When I turn my monitor on, the screen goes black after a few seconds - why? More often then not, this is attributed to a failing ...