Is it a monitor, desktop or other problem?

Hi,
A component called CCD IMAGER is faulty and needs replacement, Basically the component works as an eye to view the image when it start malfunctioning screen and viewfinder does not show image. The detail of said part is given below:
Part No. Description
8-753-244-71 ICX611NKF-13 (CCD IMAGER)(HC51E/HC52E/HC53E/HC54E)

For convenience area is marked with red circle in the picture below:

Thanks

Try these steps: 1. Check the monitor settings. Access the On Screen Display (OSD) Menu System. Adjust the contrast and brightness using the control buttons in the monitor.
2. Run the monitor self test. Unplug the video cable from the computer (cable from monitor to the back of the computer). Usually it has a blue or white connector. Turn on the monitor alone. It should display the self test pattern (white, red, green & blue). If the images are dark in the self test, it is a problem with the monitor.
2. Rotate the monitor to face a different direction. This will help in eliminating sunlight glare which can cause poor picture quality.
3. Test your computer using another working monitor. If the problem occurs in a known good monitor, then it is a video card or motherboard (if your video card is integrated) problem.
I hope these options help.

I decided to change the background of my desktop and it works.

Check that your monitor is connected properly and tightly to the computer. If it is, then the monitor may be bad. Borrow a friend's monitor and try to see if it works, if someone else's monitor works, then replace your monitor.

this is real old right
no photo off i messing up, how can we guess, what you see?
amazing....
my guess power pack shot.
i guess you cant barrow a monitor and try that?
2nd guess blind, the back light failing
or is damage if it was hit, the LCD will have damage
gently flex the frame goes nuts, bingo.

Hi,
Is it possible that your PC or Monitor is just showing more red tones? Have you checked a WHITE background like a blank webpage? Does it have a red tint too?
Do you possibly have speakers or an external fan near your computer or your monitor? If so they sometimes have magnets that will interfere with your screen.
Another thing you might want to check is to unplug the monitor cable that attaches to the computer and check and see if any of the PINS in the plug are bent.
Please let me know how this works out for you.
Thanks,
Kaj 

Okay it is definetely the Computer. If lines like that occur it looks like a corrupt system file. I wish i could help you further but i specialize more on FPD problems.

If you have software that changes your boot up picture, it might have made the image you are describing. Thats the only thing i can think of.
Theres software such as WindowsBlinds(just and example) that do these kind of effects.

I hope this helps you get closer to your solution.

that status line was designed together with your OS, it seems that your PC was getting slow in boot..

A number of factors, having little to do with the age or capabilities or your system, can create excruciating system slowness. They include the following:

Operating System
File System (how you've organized files on your PC)
Applications
Hardware

The Windows OS (operating system) is notoriously inefficient, which can affect performance. The file system also impacts Windows and hardware performance. How you work with applications can improve system speed, as can some basic hardware updates.

no this is not the problem of your monitor. sometimes it cames while loading operating system. it useually cames when you hybernet your computer.if you dont shutdown and make hybernate then this will appears in next time while you on your system.

you have defective RGB circuit, or re solder all CRT Board maybe you have lost contact at the RGB CRT Board. RGB means red, green, blue. CRT means Cathode Ray Tube.