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This monitor should be trashed, CRT monitors are not worth repairing. LCD monitors a cheap and energy efficient.

try to remove the battery and power cable on your laptop. Then press and hold the power button for 8 secs. Reinsert anew the power cable and battery then try to turn it on. If no go, then call KDS for repair of your laptop..

Sorry that you're having trouble.

Is it a little or a lot?

Try any of these on a small inconspicous spot:

1) you might be able to gently remove it with a simple pencil eraser.

2) you might try some diluted rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab.

Lastly, show the person who used the crayon how to color with non-messy electronic paint.

It looks like a screw close to the vga. It is hard to get to

You need an AC adapter:
http://computerlogin.com/sales/productfilePHP/Y_LCD12V5A/1000/Y_LCD12V5A_z_0353.php

http://www.amazon.com/KDM-Universal-Adapter-monitor-Compatible/dp/B00439X5QU

Please leave rating if it helps.

Basic LCD monitor and TV troubleshooting guide: http://www.fixya.com/support/r5093881-lcd_flat_panel_tv_troubleshooting_guide http://www.fixya.com/support/r6150077-basic_lcd_monitors_troubleshooting http://www.fixya.com/support/r7406380-tv_training_manuals Failed TV and Monitors: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm Learn about bad caps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague Parts: www.shopjimmy.com Capacitors kit: http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/Default.aspx he can make you a set of caps. Or www.digikey.com, just make sure to use caps with low ESR, 105c, high ripple current and long life rating such as PANASONIC FM or FC series.

j skinner508

I have exactly the same problem with the same model of Vaillant as you. Two plumbers have not solved the problem so, like you I am still looking for the answer. If I have any luck I'll let you know

adrian994

Please refer to the layout outlined here:
http://www.hardwarebook.info/VGA_%2815%29

This is the standard layout for VGA cables of all monitors.
In case you need any further assistance, please drop me a comment.

Turns on but stays at a black screen? Keys unresponsive? Sounds like either your hard drive/BIOS crashed or your motherboard is dead. That's just my opinion. If that's the case...


Valid warranty
Send it back to the manufacturer for repair. Warranty usually lasts a year or two. Have serial number, date of purchase, and maybe model # ready.

Expired warranty
Take it to Best Buy, CompUSA or whomever knows what they're doing to get you the correct replacement parts and install them.

Hi..

There are many problems why the computer does not boot and you have to do troubleshooting on your computer set.
you do the test is
1 - ram
2 - power supply
3 - hard disk
4 - display cards
5 - motherboard
6 - Operating systems

after you have completed the troubleshooting of one by one, your problem must be answered

TQ

The click is the relay for the high voltage section. The fact that the unit shuts down, tells me that the internal protection circuits have detected a problem and are shutting down the unit to prevent further damage. This unit requires repair. Because of the high voltages present, I would recommend professional service for this.

Dan

Normally is on the back at the bottom of the bump it has in the back just follow the monitor cable it will be at the right side of the Monitor to computer cable

The monitor should have come with two cords. One the power cable which will have an electrical plug on one end that is plugged into a wall jack and the other should be one like this.The other end of the electrical plug should plugin somewhere on the bottom of the monitor.

There is another cable that looks like this which is known as a vga cable. Your monitor may take a DVI connector which has a white end and is a larger plug. This will plugin to the monitor and will also plugin to your computer. The place it plugs into the monitor should also be on the bottom of the monitor.

These cables will only fit in one way so you really can't mess anything up. Also the cable between the monitor and the tower are interchangeable it doesn't matter which side you plugin either way will work.

The problem maybe with the settings in your computer. Check if the screen savers are off and also make sure that the computer doesn't turn the display unit off after some time of inactivity.

In that case, now I know you hace Win2000 download the Service Pack from Microsoft and as I mentioned before, burn it as a CD.

If you are talking about XP Service Pack 3 then ebay will sell the disc or you can download SP3 from Microsoft as an ISO and burn it to a CD.

Unplug it for at least 10 min. it should help.

Ya sure, it is your power problem, alternatevily you should use an adopter and its voltage should be same with the requirements voltage (input and output voltage or ampair). After changing or using adopter your problem will be resolve.

Good Luck

Can you tell me if this is a carburator, or fuel injected vehicle. If it is carborated it will be on the front of the block passenger side lower engine near timing chain cover. Follow the metal fuel line to it from the carb. If it is fuel injected, it's in the fuel tank and that is another story. That requires some work and knowledge because on that kind of car, GM made it hard to do. There are some short cuts if you know them but first let me know what you have and be careful, a throttle body injection will look like a carb.

Turn your notebook off.
Turn your notebook on, and immediately start pressing the F8 key, once or twice per second,
until you see the Windows "start-up" menu (white text over a black background).
Choose the "start in VGA (low-resolution") mode" (or some wording similar to that).

You computer will start-up in '800-by-600-by-256-colours' mode, which should work.
Adjust the screen-resolution, and the number of colours to "optimal" values.

Check to make sure that a CCFL has not burn out. If this is not the case you will have to repair the Power Inverter unit. Be very careful as these Caps can store LETHAL Voltages. TCC