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drake
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Hi,
I'd posted before about broken connector pins... I think one of the
replies stated that was not the problem. I investigared by cutting off
the connector cord from a trashed monitor, and experimented with
breaking the pins...
it seems that when a pin is broken, its end is still in the connector,
and blocks the entry of any other pin. This was not so in my monitor's
connector.
The 4 pins missing had proper holes... plus it seems those slots were
supposed to be empty ot unnecessary.
The problem:
When I switch on the comp, there is no picture whatsoever on the
monitor screen. I know it did not get power coz I did not hear the
static. There is no problem with the rest of the comp/VGA card.
However, the Green LED (there are no other) lights up, and nothing
else happens. It does not blink, and there is no beeps from the
monitor.
Its a TVM LG4R 14" VGA monitor.
What could the problem be?
Is it advisable for me to open the monitor? If so, what are the
obvious clues i should look out for?
I would appreciate any advice.
TIA,
Lars
I'd posted before about broken connector pins... I think one of the
replies stated that was not the problem. I investigared by cutting off
the connector cord from a trashed monitor, and experimented with
breaking the pins...
it seems that when a pin is broken, its end is still in the connector,
and blocks the entry of any other pin. This was not so in my monitor's
connector.
The 4 pins missing had proper holes... plus it seems those slots were
supposed to be empty ot unnecessary.
The problem:
When I switch on the comp, there is no picture whatsoever on the
monitor screen. I know it did not get power coz I did not hear the
static. There is no problem with the rest of the comp/VGA card.
However, the Green LED (there are no other) lights up, and nothing
else happens. It does not blink, and there is no beeps from the
monitor.
Its a TVM LG4R 14" VGA monitor.
What could the problem be?
Is it advisable for me to open the monitor? If so, what are the
obvious clues i should look out for?
I would appreciate any advice.
TIA,
Lars