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Power light going to blinking amber

I have an intermittent problem where the screen either doesnt come on or goes off into a pseud power save mode? - ie the power light blinks amber, occassionally there is a clicking sound in time with the blinkig, and the light on the power supply slightly flickers gently in time. I have tried it on other PC's o same result - now I am not sure if the problem is the power supply or the monitor. It does work occassionally for periods of time? Is there a loose connection in the monitor?? Any help appreciated. Thanks.

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  • Steve Lewis Jan 02, 2007

    struggling to find a power supply vendor in the UK? either the wrong power or unclear as to the plug.

    Is it OK to cut the plug off, if I can get the right rating and solder on?

  • Steve Lewis Jan 03, 2007

    the power supply is external to the monitor - do you suspect the internal 'receiver' of the DC, or the power supply doing the transforming.

    Thanks for the help by the way!

  • Steve Lewis Jan 04, 2007

    Thanks again - I will investigate the options and economics of a solution!

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Sounds like a problem in the monitor's power supply. This will need component-level troubleshooting.

Posted on Jan 02, 2007

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    William Miller Jan 02, 2007

    When I referred to a problem in the power supply I meant inside the unit, not the power cord.

    This will need component-level electrical troubleshooting performed on the internal circuitry.

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    William Miller Jan 03, 2007

    >the power supply is external to the monitor - do you suspect the internal 'receiver' of the DC, or the power supply doing the transforming.

    Okay, I see.

    While the monitor does have an external 12V power supply, it will also have an internal power supply (inverter) which boosts the 12V to the higher voltage needed to power the lamps.

    I think the problem is in the internal supply (inverter).

    Again, this will need component-level electrical troubleshooting performed on the internal circuitry.

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