After a minute or so the inverter shut's down, so no light, and no picture.
Turn off and on the monitor brings the inverter back to work for a minute or so.
I turned the small potentiometer on the inverterboard, there seems to be a little influence on the time.
Seems that there is a component overloading protection misadjusted or so.
Does anyone have a schematic on this board, or an idea how to save 90 bugs to buy a new inverter?
Many thanks.
Marc
Simply open the set and cut that GRAY WIRE ON THE SET OF WIRES THAT CONNECTS THE POWER SUPPLY TO THE INVERTER CIRCUIT. 100 PERCENT WORKING AND TESTED BY ME. (hardwareman25 @ www.gsmhosting.com or email me @ [email protected] )
SOURCE: Monitor's backlight inverter shuts down.
what is the exact model maker of the tv...? and also if you can provide the part # that would be great.!
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Monitor turns on for 2 seconds then screen goes back but power button is still blue.
Same monitor, same problem. I also had to replace the video card in my
HP desktop, but that did not solve the monitor problem. HP tech support
abandoned me as I was just two months out of warranty. What I have
discovered through a lot of time surfing complaint sites is twofold. #1
The power inverters on the f2105 fail frequently, about the same time
13-15 months out, and #2 HP will doing nothing to help. It seems to me
HP should be issuing a recall as they must know there
is a problem. The issue for me has been finding a reliable replacement inverter. After trying Moniserv and having it fail just out of their 90 day warranty, I am
still searching. Let me know if you find a good one please.
I have the same modle of F2105 and had exactly the same problem. I paid $40 for a dignose at the Staples in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, and was told a problem of its inverter. The cost of a repairing is over $280 and was suggested to replace the unit. I called the HP support centre and was told out of warrenty and got no assistance. Anyone had a solution yet?
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