No Power When the power and monitor cable are connected to the computer there is no picture and the power light is not lit. Pressing the power button does nothing. However, with the power cord plugged in and the monitor cable not hooked up to the computer, the green power light is flashing, and the power button seems to work as pressing it will make the flashing of the power light to stop flashing.

Anonymous Mar 10, 2008

i have a e17t4 lcd monitor and i have pluged it in to 2 computers same thing happens on both comps i pluged the monitor to power i get blue lite then solid greenand stays green i can turn it off and onat this point but when i pluge it in to the computerafter sitting awile it comes on normale and shuts off and you cant turn it back on un less u un plug it for a while and then it will do the same thing
acarriger68 Feb 13, 2009

I have the same issue with a hp L1906 monitor. I set the sleep mode yesterday, now all i get is a flashing green light.

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This is a very common problem. Theres a guy on ebay that will fix it for you for 24 bucks plus 5 bucks shipping. When you open the monitor, on the back panel there are 2 boards. One is a power supply board, the other is the interlogic board. The power supply board is where the problem is. I do not know the exact component that needs replacing as I did not test this yet. I do not have the proper test equipment. For 24 bucks, I'm just gonna let the ebay guy repair it. I will report my results here when I get the board back. I'm also gonna mark the components so I know what they replaced.

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Anonymous Jan 09, 2009

The ebay guy fixed it for me. It cost me 29 bucks including the shipping. It was easy to take apart, you just ship him your power supply board and he repairs it. I marked the components on the board and he replaced quite a few of them. The monitor has been working good for about 2 months now since he repaired the board. Look for ebay user resurrectek. Check his items for sale. On of them should be to repair the board. He was very helpful and even provided tech support to put it back together!! (he changed the plugs on the board that I had marked, so I didn't know where the wires plugged into.) I highly recommend using him to repair it. It's alot cheaper than buying a new monitor.

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Hello, First time poster, I have the same problem with my Acer AL 1916. It works fine on my second computer but when I plug it in to the Acer tower that came with the Monitor, Acer logo comes on then it goes into a standby mode with the green power button flashing. All the cables r ok and it runs a crt monitor i have as a spare, any tips would be helpful
Mr MArk of WInnipeg, MB CAnda

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Anonymous Apr 28, 2008

Thx for the reply, it's fine when plugged into my older machine & when I connect the acer to the tower it came with it works perfect till I shut the system down. I set the power saving mode to shut the monitor down after 1 hour when this problem started. Turned off the power saving in safe mode and tried it again but got the same results. Is there another setting I am not finding?

Just leave me a reply if u or anybody else can help, Thx again & Peace... The Beast..

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Hi, It's either the LCD monitor is not receiving video signal from the PC or something is wrong with the input circuitry of the monitor. 1. If it is the PC, it could be anything from the video card, memory or something else; 2. If it is the monitor, you have to open it up and diagnose the problem. This would probably require component level repair. You have to be familiar with the use of a soldering iron, a VOM and circuit analysis to be able to do a DIY. If you can borrow or have access to a known good 2nd monitor you can confirm which one is the issue, PC or monitor. Hope this works out for you. Pls post again how things turn up that we can further resolve the problem. Good luck and kind regards.

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