Flat Screen LCD Problem..

[Jailles]

Hey. I have a flat screen lcd problem. When using the lcd, after a couple
of minutes worth of use, the screen starts to go completely white. It
flickers a bit when you move the mouse, and what not. I've tried this on
several machines, with the same results. Is there something that I can
check on the board of the monitor? Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks!
Joe

 

[Jailles]

Most definitely out of warranty. Any ideas where I could "poke around?"


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"Jailles" <jailles@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hey. I have a flat screen lcd problem. When using the lcd, after a
couple
of minutes worth of use, the screen starts to go completely white. It
flickers a bit when you move the mouse, and what not. I've tried this
on
several machines, with the same results. Is there something that I can
check on the board of the monitor? Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks!
Joe



Could be a simple loose connector inside, otherwise you're pretty much out
of luck. First check to make sure it's out of warranty before you go
poking
around.

 

[Jailles]

Thanks. I'll keep you posted what I find out. Hopefully it will be easy.


"James Sweet" <jamessweet@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Jailles" <jailles@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Most definitely out of warranty. Any ideas where I could "poke around?"


Open it up and have a look, there's not a whole lot inside of these
things,
either the problem will be obvious or it will be more or less impossible
to
repair. There's little risk of shock poking around inside one of these
while
it's running, just keep fingers out of the power supply and the backlight
inverter (usually there'll be some warning stickers on them)

 

[Andre]

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Thanks. I'll keep you posted what I find out. Hopefully it will be easy.

Bad SMD aluminium electrolytics?

"James Sweet" <jamessweet@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Jailles" <jailles@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Most definitely out of warranty. Any ideas where I could "poke around?"


Open it up and have a look, there's not a whole lot inside of these
things,
either the problem will be obvious or it will be more or less impossible
to
repair. There's little risk of shock poking around inside one of these
while
it's running, just keep fingers out of the power supply and the backlight
inverter (usually there'll be some warning stickers on them)