1300g will not come on

The motherboard or power supply is gone. You would need to contact emachines or go to a friends house and buy purchase from emachines website.

Push and hold your monitor's POWER button until the monitor shuts off completely.

After it is shut off, press the POWER button again to turn it back on and the lock should be disabled.

Power it down, pull the power lead out, remove the cover from the base and check that all the leads (to the hard drive and the motherboard) are seated correctly - by physically pushing them in. Then push and hold the power button on the front for 10 seconds. Then replace the cover and power lead and try starting it up.

try this: unplug monitor and detach it from the PC . Then push in the monitor ON button and hold it for at least 60 seconds. Replug it and it likely/may work --you are basically resetting it.

2 solutions (both worked in my case in different screens)


1 - Place a big clip (see photo) locking the [Auto] button before turning on the monitor. If you do so and the button stays pushed the menu will not appear.






2 - Unplug the monitor and pull out the [Up Arrow] button or the one that pops up the menu. A sharped knife and pliers will do. It sounds crazy but it worked in my case.


I'd recommend to try solution #1 first.

No warranties but it worked in my case.

flanagan!

The OSD can be enabled or disabled by pressing and holding the Menu button on the front panel for 10 seconds. If the OSD is locked, the warning message OSD Lock displays for ten seconds.

rotate the button don't push it it is the degaussing (magnetic remover) that you are pushing, just rotate the button and you will be able to adjust the settings.by pushing the button when you get to the item you want to select

Monitor clicks, pops, or makes other noises. Issue: Monitor clicks, pops, or makes other noises.
Cause: This issue could be caused by any of the below possibilities:

1. Monitor degaussing.
2. Monitor changing resolution.
3. Monitor syncing with the video card.
4. Monitor warming up.

Solution: Noise when turned on or off It is normal for standard computer CRT monitors to make a click, pop, crackle, hum, buzz, or other type of noises when they are first turned on or turned off.
Noise when monitor goes into standby mode When the monitor enters a "standby mode" or "power savings mode" this is similar to the monitor being turned off. It is completely normal for the monitor to make a noise when the monitor enters this mode.
Noise when opening Microsoft Windows or other operating system or when opening a game When a computer opens its operating system, for example, a computer opening Microsoft Windows or when a user runs a computer game it is very common that the monitor will need to switch its resolution of the operating system or game. When switching resolutions it is normal for the computer monitor to make some type of noise and/or for the computer monitor to flick or flash.
Noise during normal operation If the computer monitor click, pops, or flashes while it is being used this is not normal operation. It is very likely that the monitor may be failing or a component within the monitor has already failed and could also potentially be a fire hazard. We highly recommend that the monitor be repaired, replaced, and/or looked at by a qualified technician.
Additional information:

• See document CH000302 for additional information and other noises that may come from

It looks like your UP button contact is demaged.
SOLUTION is to insert a piece from your business card mostly above the button to adjust it down or up. It works fine.

I understand that your cpu is not turning on and the repairer confirmed that it is the issue with the mother board. I suggest you to please check the smps fan spinning or not. If its spinning then then the issue could be with the mother board. If not try changing the power cables.

Next check whether your cd rom light is glowing. Even if there is an issue with the mother board, as the power is supplied by the smps the light  should glow if the light is not glowing its clear that something must be wrong with smps.

Please provide us the result of the above steps so that I could assist you further.