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Re: My Dell E207WFP monitor power switch won't turn off...
So long as Monitor works, it is a minor detail. Switches do malfunction.
Either, leave best alone, and turn off at the wall socket, I do or "Spend for Repairs"
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I suggest trying to clean power switch, like someone said, using a straw. You have to split the end to make it go down by the switch and rotate it around the switch, then blow it out with electronic dusting air.
As in power switch? I don't think they make power switch replacements, you may need to either send it back to Dell (if it's still under warranty), or purchase a new monitor.
.Bad news.It cant be fixed.Try to take it back to the shop and get a replacement one.It might work for a few months or so but it is certainly a faulty screen.
two case trouble reason and need to do:
1) back light driver (inverter) works not stable and DC power protect. it near some component damage, should repair inverter by egineer.
2) back light (lamp) over life cycle so protect by the inverter, should change new lamp (regular parts)
3) DC power supply not stable or component over life( wave filter capacitor), should be replaced
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