...assuming your cable/connector and video card are okay, it sounds like a lamp or lamp driver (a.k.a. ballast or inverter) issue. In other words, an internal issue that probably needs component-level ...
...flickers periodically from light to dim You may have a problem with the screen's back light. It could be a ballast that may go bad or the light itself may go bad or loose connections in those areas ...
...flickers. tried it on multiple computers, same thing jglendenning, If not into soldering irons, solder, meters, and electronic repair of "switch-mode-power-supplys/cold-cathode-fluorescent-lamp ...
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...flickers rapidly with obvious 'pixilated' lines breaking down across the breadth of the image. If, after I go to a few applications for a couple of minutes such as email, pictures, or anything else, ...
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... Based on your description I am guessing it is a flat screen LCD monitor. My best guess is that the ballast for the backlight(s) is faulty. In most cases the repair cost for such a problem would ...
...you bring your monitor to a credible technician to replace busted backlight or (burned high voltage ballast transformer - supplying current to backlight) I hope this help.. Much appreciated if you ...
...flickers black. When the screen finally does work, there is some "crackling" noise coming from the back of the monitor. There was been no new hardware introduced within the last year. This flickering ...
...disassemble the monitor. After you get in to the inside of it, you'll see a circuit panel with 6 ballast coils on it. On my Cinema display, what happened was that the solder joints on some of
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