Samsung SyncMaster 216BW Monitor "bad ccfl" Questions

...bad. CCFL stands for Cold cathode fluorescent lamps. These are the lamps that provide backlight for the LCD Monitor. These lamps do not last forever, and are a very common part to go bad. The circuit ...

...bad. (CCFL = Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp)This should give you a better idea of how to proceed, repair or replace.If it is the inverters or CCFL, Repair costs for a DYI project could range from $70 ...

...CCFL back-lit lcd displays should know) to determine full or partial SMPS shutdown mode. Read more in my fixya profile for more that you can do. It could be bad capacitors or a thermally intermittant ...

...CCFL tubes installed. Good luck in your quest. 12fixlouie Here are the pictures of failed SAMSUNG monitors due to bad caps, and learn about bad caps. http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums ...

...problem. 1. bad electrolytic capacitor from secondary power supply to inverter area or fault semiconductors around inverter area. 2. Bad CCFL or fluorescent lamp of lcd panel it may be reddish

bad caps but didn't find any obvious signs of bulging or overheating. i disconnected 1 of the bulbs (it has 2) and it lights for a second but when i check the other side it does not light at all, so i

...or not with a flash light. If the image is there, the is related the back light. Check to see if any capacitorif bulged o popped. I just fix one and replaced capacitor, but the CCFl is still

...bad capacitors on the unit's "switch-mode-power-supply" board. You or a electronics technician will need to inspect unit and effect a repair to it. Have you done the flashlight test that EVERY owner ...

CCFL Lights. I need to know what size those lights are. There are 4Lights to Panel. They are in a harness. The lights are bad. We want to replace them. I Are you sure that both lamp assemblies are bad

...CCFL tubes to full brightness again. Problems that occur with most lcd monitors can be attributed to the unit's switch-mode-power-supply going bad and not supplying "clean" dc voltage to the rest of ...