My Proview rx326 is turning on and then immediately off again, the screen stays on for a second at the shortest, and about 7 minutes at the longest. What should I do?

SOURCE: LCD display Proview

The power inverter is the problem and the only way to fix it is to replace the board. It was a poor design and my Proview 19" experienced the same screen issues as those previously stated. You'll pay $25 for shipping and up to $65 in repair costs. The kicker with Proview is the lousy 1 year warranty. I threw my Proview away and purchased a Hanspree 19" with a 3 year warranty.

There is a 3rd party repair facility in TX that specializes in this type of repair for a flat rate of $75 but that doesn't include your cost to ship and insure it. Another possibilty is to buy the invereter yourself and break open the back and replace it. If you can find the correct part it should run you about $35.

I rank Proview monitors in the same category as the Koss Home Theatre, which is JUNK!

Posted on Sep 14, 2008

SOURCE: proview monitor won't keep the screen on

bzinbby1, Hi, I think I know what's wrong. In fact I already know what's wrong! But I want you to do one test to let me know how bad it really is! Here is the test. I want you to reconnect your Proview to an already fully booted "KNOWN GOOD" pc with WIN DESKTOP showing. Then and only then power up the Proview and hold a good, bright flashlight 2 inches from the lcd screen after the screen goes to BLACK! Even though the screen appears BLACK, can you still see the WIN Desktop if you hold the flashlight at different angles???? Get back to me with results of test. I will then tell you what options are open to you as a consumer whose screen is now dark and lifeless. I'm louie12fix on fixya or [email protected] aol.com

Posted on Apr 16, 2009

Bud Martin

• 11361 Answers

SOURCE: Proview Monitor Blank display after 3 seconds issue

First place to look will be the power supply section, look for bad caps (bulging tops or bottom seals), the post back what you see so we can guide you further for direction such as voltage checking, see example of failed monitors due to bead caps: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

Posted on Jan 28, 2010

SOURCE: Connection cuts in and out constantly.

That could be problem with your cable connecting outer source of internet and that router, check it.

Sincerely
Aleksandar Adzic

Posted on Apr 16, 2010

Steve Allison

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SOURCE: I live in Canada and subscribe to Shaw cable

There may not be a code set compatible with your Proview TV since this brand is not that widely distributed. The code sets available in any remote reflect the brand names and feature sets of TVs (and other entertainment electronics) that prevailed when the remote was designed. Even the so-called 'learning' remotes will not program to every InfraRed remote.
Your best chance is to check Shaw's website for the most recent codes:
Shaw User Guides

Posted on Aug 01, 2010