Vx800 flickers when cold

I got a backrest for the vx800

Dear Felica White,

Here are some solutions for your specific problem:
-Have you installed the right software on your PC/Mac? When no, do that first.
-Are multiple webcams attatched to your PC/Mac? Switch off all of the other webcams, but the VX800.
-Try a reboot and reconnect.


I hope I helped you with your problem!
With kind regards,

MisterN

Solo Riding:
Front 33PSI
Rear 36 PSI

Dual Riding:
Front 33PSI
Rear 41 PSI

There is a complete scanned owners manual available here if you want to download it:

http://www.vx800.net/man_eng/02_Periodic%20maintenance.pdf

Hi

If the power light is flashing its mean the monitor data cable is not fix properly, or the cable is not transmit the data. change you cable and try again


Cheer

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This would be a problem with the voltage transformer (power supply) or a loose wire.

hi. it sounds like the power supply has gone bad... try to purchase a new power supply cord..

thank u
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I have repaired several Viewsonic VX800 monitors. The symptoms include a power light that flickers or flashed on and off or a screen that flashes on briefly or stays off. The problem is bad electrolytic capacitors on the power supply board. These bad capacitors do not look bad and do not swell but they do develop a high ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance). You need a ESR meter to check them. But if you have these problems, you should assume the capacitors are bad and just go ahead and replace them.
First you must open the monitor and gain access to the power supply board.
1. Remove the stand: It is held with 6 screws on the back. Also on the back are 2 black screws that must also be removed.
2. Remove the button bar from the front, bottom: It is pried off. This will expose the 2 screws holding the front plastic bezel.
3. Remove the silver plastic bezel from the front: First remove the 2 screws holding it, then you can pry the rest off. This will expose the 2 screws holding the screen to the plastic back.
4. Remove the screen and electronics from the plastic back: Remove the 2 screws holding it. The 2 speakers are glued to the plastic case. Cut the glue with a knife. The screen and electronics and speakers should lift out of the plastic back.
5. Remove the metal cover to expose the electronics: There are 2 screws holding the VGA connector and 2 screws holding the DMI connector. There are 9 screws holding the cover. These must all be removed. There is a black plastic sheet glued to the lower edge of the cover. It must be lifted. The cover should now come off.
6. Replace the bad capacitors. The power supply and signal processor are on the same board. It is marked VG800-2. The bad capacitors are surfaced mounted 100UF 25V. The bad capacitors are CM16, CM17, CM2 and CM165. The two most critical are CM16 and CM17, but they all read high ESR, so I just replace them all as long as I have them exposed.
Reassemble in reverse order.

Check power board.