Power Supply for Cornea CT1700 LCD Monitor?

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josdcabr, do you need only the cord or the "black-brick" switch-mode-power-supply" 12vdc @ 3.5 amps rating. You might try unitedsale. com in Valley Stream N. Y. 12fixlouie

i think that is not monitor problem, that is your computer (cpu) problem.plase chack your ram memory,open your cpu door and remove your ram and clean it with cloth and restore back.your problem will be solve thank you.

Dear SANDY,
you can download the driver for your CT1700, from this URL:
http://www.avdeals.com/gvisionlcdmonitors/corneasystemslcd/ct1700.htm


be happy always

Regards

search ebay.... I have seen several listings on ebay for the power cord while tring to find a solution to my problem. :)

Bs more specific with your problem.

it could be something as simple as your power settings in control panel> power options, then the first window called power schemes pops up and all monitor, harddisk and system standby should be set at never. Also check on you monitor menu for any power saving options and turn them off. If the monitors still turn off then there has to be a deeper fault with the monitors and not with the power options.

duplicate posting see below for solution http://www.fixya.com/support/t145139-cornea_monitor_troubleshooting_ct1700

If possible, try a new video cable. If it does not correct itself with a new cable, the problem is not serviceable. Flat screens do one of three things: inverter will go out (no light), line input board signal failure and power supply low volts on 12v B+.