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HP D5060A  14 in. Flat Panel LCD Monitor

Faulty screen (by 4 users)

posted by aza79 on May 05, 2006


the screen has like waves going across,it comes and goes,ive tried different cables,and i moved it to another room,and tried it on another pc but it still the same.

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Comment by CITYWEB, posted on Dec 31, 2007

MODEL L1552S LG MAKE
WAVES IN TH MONITOR

Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 31, 2007

MODEL L1552S LG MONITOR

Comment by Carol49, posted on Nov 11, 2007

I just bought this monitor today. There are waves that go across the screen from left to right continuelly. I called the store. They think that the cable is not tight. I checked the cable. It was tight. I swapped cables, but it the waves (ripples) are still going across the screen.

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posted on Jan 20, 2008
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retrorecycle


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Mine has the waves when using the 15 pin VGA. When using the DVI connector they are not present. The DVI uses diffrential signaling which is imune to noise and the VGA is single wire.

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Solution #2
posted on May 07, 2006
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silly girl


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You might need to replace the surface mount capacitors.
measure the ESR on them, the higher it is, the more likely you are to get ripples.

If this doesn't say much to you, take it to a lab. Use the warranty if you have it offcourse.

Good luck

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Solution #3
posted on Aug 19, 2008
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try doing a doing a factory reset on the monitor. could also be the brightness could be out of range.
and try not to place monitor next to microwaves, magnets or high power electircal devices.

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Solution #4
posted on Feb 06, 2008
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rocheking


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I just had the same issue.
I think I've fixed it!
I went into the display settings where you can control the screen refresh rate (display properties > settings > advanced > monitor).
The only option listed was 60 MHz. Bummer. I was sure that was it.
Then I unchecked the box that says only display settings that this monitor can display (or something like that). I then selected 75MHz. Bingo!! It worked


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Solution #5
posted on Nov 26, 2007
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Carol49


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I found the solution on the "waves" problem. I changed the pixels. The screen is now fixed!! No more waves. Carol49

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Solution #6
posted on Apr 19, 2007
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Guest

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Are you using DVI cables? If you use the traditional blue vga ones you will see waves across your screen.

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