LCD Monitor will not switch input selections

Question edited for clarity.
don't is a contraction of 'do not', doesn't is a contraction of 'does not'. I changed it.

This seems to explain the issue. Or if nothing lights up, check the fuse box diagram

https://www.justanswer.com/gm/5quae-gm-hummer-h3-2006-hummer-h3-107330-miles-no-lights-4x4.html

connected to what, NO sign.
using what video port,? VGA?
in the F22 mon.
push menu button (mon just turned on)
and push monitor reset.
and in , input port scan ,turn off AUTO and set it manually to VGA.
NO PC told
test the PC on other good monitor yet? see if PC is dead
no signal means, (and never lies)

1. PC is dead or no AC power, or cables all wrong below.
2. monitor connected to wrong port'
3. monitor set to auto input scan and select, (no turn this off)
4. monitor input select set wrong, manually set wrong.
5. monitor cable bad. both ends.
6. monitor cable far end VGA connected to mobo vga and not to PCI card VGA, port if card is there only those work now.
7. if no PCI card only the mobo ports work.(video)
8. do the monitor reset yet in OSD menu:?

page 14 reset see it.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/204760/Aoc-F22s.html?page=14&term=default&selected=3#manual

Hi sophie,

I see you want to extend you monito to an LG external monitor.

Have you tried selecting the input PC or the input that is for the cable that you are using for the Video.

If you are using HDMI select the Input HDMI on your LG if you are using DVI then you should select the input DVI to be able to get the signal from the Laptop come out of your LG.

I hope this helps.

Have a nice day,

mvincentc

Most Dell LCDs have multiple inputs and they will go into "standby" while waiting for a signal from your PC. This happens when your PC goes into "sleep" mode or if you are sure your PC is not in "sleep" mode then usually the LCD is not in the correct input selection. Check the input selection for the appropriate input. As always, make sure the cables are securely connected. Hope this helps.

There are a number of issues that can cause this. The first that comes to mind is that if you have a video card with 2 ports on it (check where your video cable currently plugs in) you may need to switch to the other one. If there is an input button on the bottom right of the monitor near the power button you may need to press it to select the appropriate input (Newer monitors include HDMI, DVI, and VGA). If this doesn't work try a known good monitor to see if maybe it's a problem with the computer itself.

Some fault in the dishwasher is causing it to believe the door is not locked.

I would check the door lock.

check this youtube video out for the location of the door switch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CqFZ-Ud0nE&feature=related

(quality of video may not be the best but gives an idea of its location).

If you can give me the exact model number I can find out more details of the problem you are having.

This just means the On Screen Display (OSD) is locked. Press and hold the menu button on the front panel for 10 seconds.

These are the troubleshooting steps for No Image:
No Screen Image
• Make sure monitor is turned on.
• Make sure the video cable is securely connected to both the monitor and PC or
Audio/Video apparatus.
• Make sure you have selected the correct video input source
• Adjust the brightness and contrast levels.

If that doesn't seem to help, you can see a copy of the User's Guide here: http://www.westinghousedigital.com/pdf/60_User_Manual.pdf

I hope that leads to some improvement for you..best of luck

Check that the graphics card has not become loose in the computer.

YOU NEED TO HAVE A MONITOR OUT CABLE FROM THE DENON COMPOSITE, S-VIDEO, COMPONENT OR HDMI TO AND UNUSED INPUT ON THE TV.
SELECT THAT INPUT ON THE TV AND PRESS THE SETUP BUTTON ON THE DENON REMOTE AND YOU SHOULD GET A VIDEO SIGNAL ON THE TV TO UNLOCK