Hello, unfortunately problem with any line across - down the panel is the most common LCD defect. The solution will be to change the panel or maybe consider a buying a new unit with warranty.
Hope this helps.
SOURCE: Vertical lines, colors not sharp, graphics fuzzy
could be the vga car4d problem, try to hook up with another pc if the problem remains then unfortunately the monitor is dying.
SOURCE: Deefekt with the Monitor AOC 7klr
The flyback transformer is normally at the Horizontal section of the
monitor's mother board, It sounds that your flyback transformer might
be the cause, bright
intensive white lines can be fly back defective. . Try changing your
flyback cause I encounter a problem similar to this and it works.
SOURCE: Permanent vertical line down monitor
The thin ribbon that connects the board on the back of the lcd screen to the front glass of the lcd screen got damaged.
It wraps around the top of the screen and is very thin and can be easily damaged.
May be from old age and heat at the top of the screen or it could have gotten hit at the top.
The cheapest way to repair this is to replace the lcd screen with a
good used one because trying to find a shop to try to repair it would
cost more than a new monitor.
It will change color with different colors and also if you push the screen at the top point. Don't play with pushing the screen too often as this may cause more to show up.
Sorry there isn't an easy fix to this.
Fran
SOURCE: Vertical lines in my HP screen
Please check if you get those line as soon as you turn it on, If yes, so need to get a replacement for the screen , and if it is no, try updating video driver of your system from the manufacturer website.
Hope this work
Cheers!!!!
SOURCE: pink and blue vertical lines through
It could just need the print heads cleaning or aligning
If you are not sure contact the shop you purchased your printer from it is under warrenty for 12 months
I have dual AOC i2553ph monitors. One day I came into work and notice one of them had a single vertical white line moving slowly back and forth across the screen that looked like a scan or radar function. I reset the monitor from the OSD and all is well again. Use "Extra > reset" from the OSD on AOC monitors.
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