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IBM thinkVision I have a IBM ThinkVIsion monitor. I have a green blinking led. After I checked the user guide I determined that it was out of range frequency. The question that remain though it is that I can't turn the monitor on or off and that even when I change this monitor to an other computer with a different rate frequency. The monitor is still behaving the same way. What can should I do next and is it the end of my monitor? Thank you for your help anyone.

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  • Harry44 Dec 04, 2007

    Hi, I have a Thinkvision model 8734-ABO there is a label Grade B Size 17. The monitor was working fine till I turned it off to change a computer upgrade, when I turned the monitor back on the power light blinks, I have tried all the suggestions, even several different computers no change. If there is a card or part that can be replaced within the monitor what would I look for and where would I get a part for this old monitor? I do not have a repair sam or any other lit. on this is there any available? Maybe I should pitch it and buy a new monitor? [email protected] or [email protected]

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Could be the invertor board is bad and will need replacing.

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