Dclcd monitor I was trying to get the monitor to connect to a PC and it said it was out of range. I figure there was a menu of setting that I could adjust so I pressed the menu button. The menu did not come up so I pressed several more buttons trying to get it to bring up the menu. A box popped up saying "Burning On" and it started flashing, full screen, red, blue, green, white, black, and then repeat. I'm sure it is running some type of burning in process, but I can't get it out of it. The monitor worked fine otherwise. I just need to get it out of this mode.

Samuel Konger

• 106 Answers
• Posted on Oct 07, 2007

SOURCE: my sansung monitor bring a lock and unlock menu on the screen

Befor replacing the Control ic please check the micro switches those could also be faulty.

SOURCE: 3yr old got ahold of monitor

ok, get to the event where you get this to happen "...then turn it back on the monitor does come on normally...", but just after power-up, press the F8 key to go to safe mode. If nothing visible, press ENTER anyway...get to safe mode yet?

SOURCE: Pop up menu won't go away.

If you can do the factory reset in the pop up menu, try it. You might have to try with another power supply, cord, or computer and check where the problem is.

SOURCE: How to turn off burn-in mode if botton on Monitor

I didn't have the monitor connected to the computer, and that's why the power button was unresponsive. After connecting it, the solution above worked for me.(My KVM switch was set to a computer that was turned off)

SOURCE: Dell E172FPb monitor black screen green flashing power button

Hello,

We have a dis-assebly and repair guide posted on our web site at:
www.ccl-la.com/monitor_repair.htm
The problem is usually the driver transistors, our guide shows where they are and what to replace to get your monitor back running again.

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

Buddy
Corporate Computer
www.ccl-la.com