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My LCD screen went dark

My display LCD screen just went dark. It's not the power save, and I've tried to adjust the brightness as well. I can still see images but it's very dark as if the backlight bulb is broken. Hope this is clear. Thanks

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  • George Yaryura Jun 19, 2007

    The correct model is DMC-FX9 6M pixels. Couldn't find it in the listing

  • Anonymous Jan 03, 2008

    This is probably problem with power tape - not so easy to fix, but possible. email me at: phew (@) o2.pl

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It sounds like somehow the light in the LCD has shorted out. You probably need the LCD screen. If you need some parts you may want to contact a guy in South Carolina who has lots of used parts for all the Panasonic Cameras at reasonable prices. I bought a used LCD from him and it works like new. I think his email is [email protected]

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Nah i havnt found a solution, i think ill just giv it into the service center

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Well looks like you sussed the problem - no backlight Can it be fixed? -I doubt it, unless it is failry new and warranty comes into play Give the Panasonic website Techincal Support Team a look E-mail the problem

Posted on Jun 19, 2007

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Step 10 Click "Save Changes" to save any changes you made on the Edit Plan Settings page. If you only make changes in the Advanced Settings page, the Save Changes button will be grayed out. If that's the case, just click "Cancel."


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How to save power even you are still using old VGA Monitor
Older monitors(CRT type) are using complex circuit than LCD, It requires more power consumption than LCD, but you can still save power by 30% through this tip.
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