Daewoo lucoms L710 monitor.. After power outage, the power light flashes, no display. is there a reset sequence??

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Nov 3, 2008 - Planar PL LCD monitor has flashing power led with no image. ... You will know it worked if the monitor diplays "No Signal" message when ...

What is the method to reset the Planar 1910m monitor?

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Apr 6, 2010 - My monitor (a Planar, apparently model number PL1910M) is not working. (It is flashing a green / orange sequence which I believe to be an error code. The sequence, in ... I wasn't even seeing a "no signal" message and I couldn't turn it off using the power button. ... Computer resets when put under load.

ViewSonic VX922 monitor - black screen - green power light flashes ...

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Repair ViewSonic VX924 LCD Monitor Blinking Green power Button ... cant switch back & forth to desktop out of some games without the monitor going .... Nothing else on the board looks bad, the power supply board is dark brown ... to this madness we are unfortunantly dealing with daily with our monitors.Missing: planar ‎pl1700

I would replace the monitor because it is 8 years old and prices have dropped considerably.

Use F8 at boot to access windoze safe mode. Right-click the desktop, and open the display manager. In the display settings configure as a plug-n-play monitor, or manually set the resolution to 1280 X 1024 and the refresh rate to 60 or 70 Hz. Those setings match the monitor's optimum settings. Save and close. Reboot and allow normal startup.

I have fixed PC's in the past with this problem. Generally, its related to the motherboard not detecting the graphics card. So, You need to try reinserting the graphics card or replace it . If you still get the `Check Signal error` then the motherboard .

-Possibly due to surge.

-Get new one.

Good luck

Mai

Power light cycling about every second is a sure sign of a switchmode power supply fault, causing it to repeated shut down and then try to restart. Most often this is the result of failed electrolytic capacitors. Assuming you can get the monitor apart without wrecking it (some can be very difficult to separate), the failed electros will show bulging ends and/or leakage of electrolyte. These are normally a straightforward repair job depending on the extent of damage from the leakage.

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Hi,
Sometimes you have to unplug the monitor from the power supply and wait at least 30 seconds before plugging back in, and make sure you don't need to press the reset button on the power strip.

Buy a new screen.

Hi...there,
Well, it is seems your monitor backlight inverter got burnt... need to replaced a new one or repaired it.

Specifically, though there are places in the case for speakers, the L710 does not have or support them.