Norcent--screen flashing repeaditly

Question edited for a lot more clarity.

The only option appears to be a power recycle as far as resetting it..

https://www.google.com/search?q=LM-965WA+stuck+in+burn+mode

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the inverter may be gone. its a common issue wuth samsungs might be with this monitor too. might also be something completely different like a back light but the first would be my guess.

Hello,

That model uses a 12v 4 to 5 amp power adapter. Here is a link here you can get one.

http://www.ccl-la.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=48

I hope this helps, if so please rate my solution.

BuddyMc

if there is no power getting to the monitor ( indicator light ), test the fuse in the power lead first.Ensure it is inserted tightly.
If there is power to the monitor, the green indicator light should be steady, if it is flashing there is a problem with the display

Test the monitor in another computer or laptop.

If t stays black , I'd supect a faulty backlight or more probably a blown power capacitor whih will need checking and replacing

I am having about the same problem with my monitor. The solution I was given, was to take my monitor to a repair shop and have them mess with the rubber behind the buttons, because they are sticking. Or save your $ and do it yourself.

From my experience, lines either vertical or horizontal in whatever color is an indicator of a failing screen or a bad cable...either the cable is going bad or there is a poor connection on one or more of the pins that either connects to the back of the LCD or the motherboard.

As far as I know, you don't need a driver for a computer monitor.

1 MAKE SURE THE DATA CABLE IS CONNECTED TO THE CPU.
2 MAKE SURE TO TURN THE MONITOR ON.

If the power button flashes, You probably have a bad power-inverter board thats needs to be refurbished due to burned out capacitors and possibly a transistor or two.
If the screen flashes and the power button stays steady, it could be the same thing or a bad bulb in the screen.
Fran

For some reason, it seems as if your monitor has either lost the video signal or the capability to interpret the siganl. If you have the ability, put a second monitor (or tv) to your computer. See if you get a video siganl. If you do, then your monitor has an internal issue with the signal and needs to be addressed "hands on" by a technician. If you do not see a video, then your problem lies within your video card. Good luck.