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Honestly the power supply uses capacitors to build up the high voltages required to run the monitor display. In all high probability one or more of these are failing and they are discharging to rapidly not allowing enough voltage to the display transformer. It won't come on until voltage is high enough. You're gonna need a new monitor soon, If you can obtain a schematic you can check the voltage drops across the output transformer and replace the faulty component but it is very time consuming and hard to get board components these days for digital supply boards in the states. Sorry I could not be of more assistance.
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