The monitor turns white immediately after being turned on for about two seconds; and then immediately turns off leaving an un-powered screen. Repeating this process to gain access the control buttons does not work. It appears that the control panel buttons are inaccessible when the screen is either exclusively white, and when the monitor screen turns black after automatic shutdown. I have not found any comments or solutions to date for this specific problem. If anyone else has experienced this problem and found a solution; I'd dearly love to know.

see if you have bent pins on cable.

I had the same problem. Here are the steps I took to fix it.

1. Adjust the power options on your laptop to ensure it does not sleep/hiberate ever.
2. Reset the camcorder by inserting a paperclip into the hole in the tripod mount. Hold the paperclip in there for about seven seconds.
3. Then immediately plug the flip into the cpu.
4. You may not see anything besides the little blinking white light on the USB arm for a while (about 30 minutes maybe) but leave it in.
5. Eventually it should spring to life and show the recharging battery on the little screen (the Flip Share program may start too.)
6. Leave it charging until the little white light stops flashing - full charge about 3 hours.
7. You can then remove the flip and change the power settings back to normal.

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread17104.html

check out his forum thread. I think there is good information posted. I hope it helps.

the moniter may be having  some technical errors   maybe the IC's has got corrupt 

you need to call the seller of the moniter

blank_page Use a reset sequence on the monitor-
1. turn off monitor
2. unplug power
3. plug power back in, holding down the last button on the left, then push the power button to turn back on and off three times, holding on the third try until it comes on- hold for ten seconds and release; the monitor should work again

hello can someone help me?? the problem is when i turn the monitor on i just can see shine white i can do anything my monitor is del E197FPf lcd thanks a lot

This is called Burn In or LCD residue. Normal wear on monitors. To save this from happening quicker, when the monitor is not being used, just press the monitor power button and shut the screen down instead of using the screen saver. You can still leave the computer running, when your ready to use it again just turn on the power button to the monitor.

use your remote and change to AV1 sys 1

Assuming you've already checked your driver and system settings, tried a different monitor, and checked the cable and connector pins, this would almost certainly be a problem with the power or signal circuit board inside the monitor.

This is the internal video card of the monitor.
It has either failed, or the cable that connects it to the LCD panel has come out of either the video card or the panel.

Hope that helps =)