20 Most Recent Dell UltraSharp 1907FP 19" LCD Monitor - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Hello :

Check this link for manual : http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/DELL/LATITUDE%20LT-_E

and this link : http://safemanuals.com/annexe_Software%20Guide_DELL_LATITUDE%20LT-_E.htm

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There is a number of possible reasons why your monitor lost the red color. A good guess, however, is a broken cable or connector. Check the plug and socket of the cable for bend or broken pins. If everything looks OK, try to change for a different cable.
If the problem persists, a pin of the connector soldered to the PCB internally may be broken. This is an easy repair for a service technician but I really recommend you do not do it yourself.

The problem can be caused by bad caps in the power supply, bad inverter circuits, or bad lamps. You need to open it up and look inside and post back so we can guide you further, see example of failed monitors here: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

• Check that your monitor is turned ON.
• Reconnect the upstream cable to your computer.
• Reconnect the USB peripherals (downstream connector).
• Switch off and then turn on the monitor again.

well you are correct and when it come's with the lcd monitors it is known that when a pixel is subjected to same amount of charge for a long time it might retain the residue of charge even after the amount is changed so this reason why you get this problem and in order tackle this just try to use some changing screen savers or just turn the monitor switch off while you are not around it.

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lower right hand side are some monitor setting buttons.

They should let you configure your brightness and contrast,also sharpness.

One button may do an auto fix.

Also in your win control panel click on display, advanced. and set your resolution until your happy with the picture.

Is it stuck, or just not adjustable? Try setting it on a phonebook. I'm kidding. If it is an adjustable base, sometimes they need a little downward pressure before the button will depress and allow it to move upward.

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Chris
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Most likely, the LCD monitor needs to be replaced.

Your product manual is online here: (Copy and paste this link into your browser)

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/1907FP/en/index.htm

sholmes, Try Digikey.com or Mouser electronics. You WILL match it up exactly and may need to do some tricky "unsoldering" and "soldering". Good luck! YOU'RE on your OWN. 12fixlouie.

Hi,

I suggets you try your Monitor with another pc and see if its behaving the same if the same then the monitor is bad
Now if there is change ie its showing on the other PC then your pc VGA card is faulty or is not seated correctly on its slot pls check this,
Also swap VGA cards this how you will know its status .

Last get another VGA card


Good luck

There were no screws on the back of my monitor so that was not an option for me. I figured I didn't have much to lose, so I took a very thin and small screw driver and pried the on-off button right out of its socket, which does break it. To the left, inside the hole,you can see where a tab on the button pressed against a small circular inner button. I pressed that with the screwdriver and the monitor turned right on. I replaced the button for the sake of cosmetics and will never touch it again. If I leave the monitor for any extendd period of time I will simply unplug it.

If you have the same problem with both monitors, it sounds like a display card setting or problem.
The chances of you having the same problem with different units is 1- 50.
Try the monitors on a different PC and get back to me.

This must have encountered rusting or jamming. Service must be called to open monitor frame.

this is possibly a bad fluyback transformer and will need service intervention

Try resetting your monitor to the factory settings. If that doesnt work I suggest you unistall your monitor in device manager Only if you have the monitor cd. If you do not have a cd to your monitor you can always download on the internet. These two options should help you but if they dont go ahead and come back and repost your question.

You can turn counter-clockwise the screwz at the back cover of your monitor to open it & check if the power button is loose or defective, even notice if some internal part/s are cold soldered / defective. However, if it's still under Warranty, I recommend to bring the unit to an authorized service center for a Free service check-up & replacement part/s. best regards

Yes, I think your right, if it is under warranty send it back to Dell for repair, I had the same issue about a year ago.

Try and check the backlight inverter