My monitor, some how got stuck in an odd position, and now it won't move back to its original position.

Likely the throttle position sensor needs adjusted. It's normaly set by monitoring voltage and moving the sensor.

Mark the sensor position then move one direction and try. If worse, try other direction. If you mark it you can always move back to near original position.

If adjusting doesnt fix the problem then the sensor may need replaced.

I would suggest buying a new controller if you want to skip the hassle of trying to fix this one, but if you insist on keeping this controller, then there could be a way to fix it. First try your best to smoothly trace the joystick around in a circle, and see if that unsticks it. If this doesn't work, apart from buying a new controller the only other thing to do would be to open the controller up and put lubricant on the bottom of the joystick, this will most likely work, but you might damage your controller in the process.

check the cable for the bad monitor at BOTH ends. Some cables detach from BOTH ends, and if one side is lose, then you will get weird stuff happening....odd colors, lines etc.

Otherwise...it would seem to be a bad cable....which would **** if it is one of those that does NOT detach from both ends.....since you can't just go get another monitor cable.

Tallon41

Bobbin case might be jammed in an odd position or thread is locking mechanism and wont move hence "the buzzing" sound

It's not the monitor that's stuck - it's the PC. Press and hold the power button of your computer for about 10 seconds - this should force the computer to turn off immediately.

When you turn it back on, it will tell you there has been a problem, you can normally skip any errors that come up, and choose "Start Windows Normally". and it will return as normal.

It may be the gear selector switch on the tranny where the linkage bolts on its a odd shaped plastic peace you can see if its broke or loose.

Your camera is still under the one year Nikon warranty. Call Nikon's repair depot at 1-800-NIKON-US (1-800-645-6687) 9AM-8PM EST, Monday to Friday. They will verify your warranty and assist you in returning it for repair.

Fixya:
My IE 8 loads the correct odds on the tote-board and then suddenly the odds go blank.
I have to click down to another track and then click back up to get the odds working again.
The issue happens again at another track that I click on. Forces me to go through the same proccess over again.
This bug related issue is very aggravating so if there is a fix I would appreciate it.
oppusone

My IE 8 loads the correct odds on the tote-board and then suddenlly the odds go blank.
I have to click down to another track and then click back up to get the odds working again.
The issue happens again at another track that I click on. Forces me to go through the same proccess over again.
This bug related issue is very aggravating so if there is a fix I would appreciate it.
oppusone
My IE 8 loads the correct odds on the tote-board and then suddenly the odds go blank.
I have to click down to another track and then click back up to get the odds working again.
The issue happens again at another track that I click on. Forces me to go through the same proccess over again.
This bug related issue is very aggravating so if there is a fix I would appreciate it.
oppusone

My IE 8 loads the correct odds on the tote-board and then suddenly the odds go blank.
I have to click down to another track and then click back up to get the odds working again.
The issue happens again at another track that I click on. Forces me to go through the same proccess over again.
This bug related issue is very aggravating so if there is a fix I would appreciate it.
oppusone

Does the button move at all? What model LCD is it? Most of the time if the monitor does not power up it is the power supply inside the monitor not the button sticking. The power supply can be repaired if that is the problem. Please let me about the movement on the power button and I can help you get back going with your monitor.

Buddy
Corporate Computer

I PULLED THE DISHWASHER OUT FROM UNDER MY KITCHEN TOP. THEN TRIED IT AGAIN AND IT STARTED WORKING. WATER WAS ENTERING THE MACHINE AS IT SHOULD AND THE WHOLE CYCLE WAS COMPLETED FROM WASHING TO DRYING. BUT WITH THE ODD RATTLING SOUND NOT COOMING FROM DISHES. I ASSUME THE INLET PIPE WAS PROBABLY BENT THEREFORE BLOCKING WATER COMING IN BUT WHY NOW AFTER YEARS OF BEING IN THAT POSITION. THE OTHER THING I CHANGED WAS THE ELECTRIC SOCKET POINT- IE I PLUGGED IT IN SOMEWHERE ELSE BECAUSE MOVING IT MEANT THE LEAD COULD NOT REACH ORIGINAL SOCKET. HOPEFULLY WHEN I RETURN IT TO ORIGINAL POSITION EVERYTHING WILL BE WORKING. FUNNY THING HAPPENED THE WEEK BEFORE- MY WASHING MACHINE WAS STUCK IN MIDDLE OF A CYCLE . BUT STARTED WORKING THE FOLLOWING DAY. COULD IT BE MY ELECTRICITY PERHAPS - IE MY APPLIANCES ARE NOT RECEIVING ENOUGH CURRENT?