Hi i have a problem with my monitor when i turned the power on, it started but the image was so shaking and a sound came from the screen and when i moved the power cable in its socket , its display changed and the image was so clear but for just 5 seconds then turned back to the shaking image and i smelled Scorch
That relic monitor should be dead.
its old , and a fire hazard this old.
get rid of it or send it to N.Korea, let him make WMD with it..
go to the used PC store
see old LCD for $20
bingo. join the 21st Century and dont look back. it's all bad.
funny
IT'S LIKE 15 YEAR OLD CATHODE RAY TUBE MONITOR
never seen one this old safe, not one' fix vast ones in the dark ages..
lint and junk inside(filth) ,lets the 15,000 volts go to places , not ever GOOD> even YOU.
and smoke and even fire happens.
when this junk acts odd, take it to the recycle center for lead toxins.
google how many homes burned down just from CRT TV'S for 50 years. vast!@
there is a cure, but costs 3 times cost of a new LCD monitor. why even spend hard earned cash on
any dead CRT?
do no not let the smoke out.
unplug it from the wall and tag it
danger do not plug me in, ever. again.
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Electricity issue
all 15 year old CRT do that,
it's not new idea or event, all do
then catch fire, Entropy happens fast with HV present ! ask. why.
you let the smoke out
buy a smoke injector and put it back.
only costs $100
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SOURCE: Screen color changes, white becomes yellow.
I think you need to clean your monitor inside of it, dust can conduct heat making the screen material active and creating the yellowish tint to the screen.
I don't think it's a connection problem, becuse it if was you would not see nothing on the screen at all but only one connection error message or like 3 colors.
so you have to open it and clean it I usally use a hair dryer to clean inside stuff or a paint brush.
try cleaning it, but if you have special screws that you have to take out from the monitor you then have to buy special tools for those screws.
I had the same problem right now with my monitor, it's 7 years old, and decided to get a dell flat screen 22 inch.
but that's what I think is your problem, it's either dusty or oxidized meaning different oils are layered inside on the circuit boards. which are like insulators
SOURCE: Blank screen, but has power
It is most likely a backlight that has burnt out or something else of the sort. You will want to call HP Support and explain to them of your troubles.
SOURCE: blank HP w1907
If the power light does not turn color and stay's green on startup, it is not a power problem. It is most likely the inverter. If the unit is in warranty, send it out ASAP. Contact HP customer care by email and have the issue logged in.
If in warranty, they will send you a box by FedX second day and have repaired.
This is a 19" monitor and will not be worth paying for repairs if not in warranty.
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SOURCE: screen goes black after 5 to 10 minutes of
there is a screen light board defective as inverter board. there are on the market, some inverter boards available to LCD Monitor, Check for diemen Company on this site: http://www.hrdiemen.es/products/esp/index_esp.php
SOURCE: do lcd monitors over heat and shut off screen
It is possible that your the lcd inverter board is failing or possibly the back light, i suggest taking the back cover off the monitor and checking the power board for leaking or slightly buldged capacitors, to spot this youll have a dark liquid traces on the cap or on the board, the top of the cap must be flat not bulged, if there are any they'll need to be replaced, you can get them from electronic stores like Maplins, and if you are able to use a soldering iron desolder the the ones of the board and solder the new ones on. Make sure you get the exact farad rating of the caps, it dosent matter to much about voltage as long as it is equal or above the voltage stated on the cap. Also insure that they are replaced the correct way around, check this before desoldering from board.
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