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well it was a personal identety number i needed. well my fault for not being specific. i give you a fixya rating because if this was my problem id be on my way to fixing it. so i thank you for your quick and informative response.well it was a personal identety number i needed. well my fault for not being specific. i give you a fixya rating because if this was my problem id be on my way to fixing it. so i thank you for your quick and informative response.
A pin....if you mean a connector pin you need to go to a pin store, find an extraction/insertion tool and probably an entire connector assembly. If you did not know this then you will also need an electronics technician or at least a tutorial in cable termination. Go for it if you want as it is a valuable skill. Remember this: monitors have dangerous electrical potentials.A pin....if you mean a connector pin you need to go to a pin store, find an extraction/insertion tool and probably an entire connector assembly. If you did not know this then you will also need an electronics technician or at least a tutorial in cable termination. Go for it if you want as it is a valuable skill. Remember this: monitors have dangerous electrical potentials.
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IF YOU HAVE A SOLID BLACK LINE RUNNING VERTICALLY THEN YOU HAVE A FAULTY MATRIX INVERTER. IF CENTRAL THE MAIN VERTICAL INVERTER NEEDS CHANGED. LEFT = LEFT VERTICAL INVERTER RIGHT=RIGHT.........
ANOTHER WAY TO GET THIS FAULT IS WORN OR DAMAGED RIBBON/PLASTIC GOING FROM THE SCREEN MATRIX TO THE INVERTER
Hope this will help out in solving the problem....
If it has Gateway EZTUNE anti-theft installed and you do not know the password, then you will have to contact Gateway support to give you the default password to unlock it. Is this monitor bought from someone else?
See more here: http://www.fixya.com/support/r4558549-gateway_lcd_monitor_eztune_theft
You find that the front edging of the monitor is a snap on part. Take a flat screwdriver and gently slide the driver INTO a bottom corner and pry up til you hear a click, move you driver a little more up, and click it again. Now you should be able to use you fingers and pull the rest of the front frame off. Now you have exposed the monitor and the screws you need to repair
Sounds like the back light is out. You can always take the monitor apart and reseat the lcd cable. Could be that the cable is not seated properly enough and that can cause this kind of problem.
At least trying this would verify that the lcd backlight is defective.
well it was a personal identety number i needed. well my fault for not being specific. i give you a fixya rating because if this was my problem id be on my way to fixing it. so i thank you for your quick and informative response.
A pin....if you mean a connector pin you need to go to a pin store, find an extraction/insertion tool and probably an entire connector assembly. If you did not know this then you will also need an electronics technician or at least a tutorial in cable termination. Go for it if you want as it is a valuable skill. Remember this: monitors have dangerous electrical potentials.
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