No sub Screen blanks out when watching a video. Normally, I would shut the unit down and cut it back on to reset the unit. It usually works but now you can vaguely see the picture. But during really hot days the picture display is perfect. What can I do to fix the problem. Thanks David

If it has no "ghost image" on the monitor, nothing, it could be a connection issue, a ribbon cable on the rear of the monitor, the inverter, a tiny switch the operates the on/off of the backlighting when the lid is opened or closed, sometimes located near the lid hinges. Have you tried a External Monitor? Take a look at this video, it may help troubleshoot the issue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Yi6GNFcP3w

OK, are you using a 2 channel amp? If so, the problem could be in your amp. If you are saying that when you turn it up real loud the amp shuts off, then comes back on after you turn it down. Your amp is going into protection. Most amps are not equiped with thermal and voltage protection. This means if the amp is too hot, it will shut down before it melts the motherboard. Also, if it detects fluctuations in voltage, it will shut down. Things to think about. How many watts RMS is the amp supposed to do and at what ohms load it is stable at. How to I have my subs wired (series, parallel), and what ohm load am I asking from the amplifer.

Now, each dual voice coil sub should have two sets of + and -. Each one of those + and - sets provides the power for a single voice coil. So, by unhooking one side, you not reduce your sub to operating on a single voice coil. Not a good idea, since it will wear down that coil and it will fail.

If you are saying that you "cut" wires on the sub, like between the + and - connectors and the spyder, you are ruining the sub. Those wires can be soldered, but usually don't perform like they were designed and usually fail shortly after the repair. A white dot on one of those connectors usually represents the positive side of the connection.

You will probably end up investing in another sub. Also, you need to think about your amplifier situation, before you blow another sub. Hope this helps

These units have a common problem with touchscreen failures. Please see this link for more info and how to have it repaired:

http://www.sharc.net/gps_LCD_repair.htm

You may have a burned video adapter.

A trouble shoting setp you can try is attatching an external display and seeing if that works.
Also try the function F5 key combo. I think that is the ASUS mapping to switch display output.

If the screen works for a short while and then completely fails once the TV warms up you have a problem with the main unit video board or the LCD control logic board. Most often if the picture cuts out but audio continues to work the logic board is over heating and should be replaced. However if the picture cuts out and audio shuts off as well then its your video input board.

press the reset buton to make the screen problem rectify itself
you need a hideaway unit for adding subs

the problem of your watch is circuit block,or lcd liquid crystal digit,try to replace the circuit or lcd,

Maybe the setting of your video display was change to higher setting, and your screen cannot handle the said setting.

When a "safe mode" message appears during opeing, select that options, then at the desktop right click your mouse, chose properties, then setting, then change the screen resolution to lower range.

Hi there, just got that progresive problem gone :D
- Startup ur DVD (ON)
- Wait until Loading - No Disc (status on DVD display)
- In here, ur screen still blank (black screen)

And here's how:
- Press "Home Menu" button
on ur DVD (it should be on the down left of the circle button)
-- Watch out, the screen still in blank, just feel it right ok?

- Down 2x -- Initial Setting
- Menu / Ok (the circle button)

- Down -- Video Out
- Menu / Ok

- Down -- Component Out
- Menu / Ok

- Down -- It will choose Interlace, it will saved the day :-)
- Menu / Ok

That's it.. Cheers mate ^^
Give me a mail if u still have the problem, coz I Know how it sucks.
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