old VS17 LCD.with nasty CCFL back laps.
did you know most CCFL LCD are now dead, from age,
most that is , used every day most the day. 20,000 hours life.
well its bad, and you want to fix a DEVICE that has no documents to support it, (schematics are not sold for it)
the operators manual is easy to find, posted links here to it vast times.
the other odd thing on this monitor is the power saver in its OSD
turn it off first and the timer by same name.
so it has the fact china, caps, desease as most did then.
learn that in electronics, when a cap shorts, it then blows up other parts, that are very hard to find, and buy, now.
some parts are contract parts (HP secret) with no real P/N used.
no standard P/N used, like chips and diodes and transistors.
sure there may be a fuse, did you look for one?
why not buy a LCD with LED back lamps, that have 3 good features,
1: it dont have CCFL 2010 and newer, wider the screen the more true this year.
2: and the LED back lamps last forever. mostly.
3: the caps wont blow up. the bad cap era is over.
buying this invites same problem set.
see used on fleabay, 2007 date stamped,\
fuses are marked, Fn (F for fuse and n for a number ID)
why bother? the labor to fix it is 5 times prices of new one.
buy refurb at walfart.
https://www.walmart.com/search/?cat_id=0&page=1&query=computer+monitor+refurbished&sort=price_low&typeahead=computer+monitor+refurb#searchProductResult
just be careful to look up any monitor to be sure 2 things
1: made 2010 or newer.
2: has the words LED back lamps in the spec.
win,win.