My monitor is a piece of ****. It will not power up and the led keeps blinking. I work in electronics and have soldering skills. Should I just take the power supply board and try to resolder the capacitors to make sure that there is a connection or should I try and change a couple of capacitors. I am just stuck and I can't afford to get it fix.
Its noting to do with capaitors the EEPROM has been corrupted not sure how this happens as the write protect for the eeprom is under the control of the cpu and not hard wired.
I have repaired three of these monitors all with the same fault no components were required just the eeprom re flashed.
The EEPROMs are very cheap so I will buy a few and pre programm them for others wishing to repair there own monitors.
How do I contact you? [email protected]
How do I contact you? [email protected]
EEPROM dont be recorded, only replaced it and ready,
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Look at the Capacitors on both boards, the top of the capacitors will be puffed up,(rounded) if they are bad, change all of these, they are 470uf @25 Volts, normally six on the larger board they probably are colored green made in China of cheap quality. Also change the 330uf @16 Volts on the video out board there are four of these that normally go bad, again cheap quality parts. Also check the AC receptable when you have it apart as the solder job on the connections is of poor quality. This should fix your problem if not contact me for more info.
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my monitor does the exact same thing. same monitor. if the capacitors look good does that mean they are?
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