Princeton 17inch LCD monitor Blinks Off

[Vrushabha]

My Princeton LCD17 display will come upon for an instantaneous while the power button is pressed. It straight away blinks off and the glow changes to different color. It is same if it goes into power saving mode straight away. Definitely I can throw it and obtain a latest one, except as long as I am definite it is not somewhat effortless to repair. I don’t think that there is any graphics card related problem.

[Sharanya]

This seems main board panel display issue, except first! Hook an extra monitor to the computer to rule it out, if okay! Make sure the video cord to notice if it can be disconnected from together ends and sub one more cable if achievable. If the whole thing checks out the HP Monitor is the trouble, while the video is processed to the main circuit board "attached to the back of the LCD screen" it is distributed to the display pane. This is not a price successful to repair; substitute of the monitor is less costly in the extensive run.

[Radames]

I'd make sure the Windows power management configurations and ensure that you're not receiving the power management kicking inside and turning off the monitor. Try receiving an additional monitor and just demanding it connect on your computer. If the trouble continues, there's somewhat amusing going on through your computer box. If it stops, your screen might have somewhat amusing going on by it. If it is monitor, just make sure the power as well as video cables are properly installed and that no pins on top of the VGA connector have been spoiled.

[Anirvinya]

You have to do is quite simple, open the monitor, when you remove the shell and un-mount various connectors up to the PCB, as the eye to remove the connectors are quite delicate, it is important that very careful with what you are needed, once arrived at the PCB, locate the power supply, which is what engages the connector 220 by welding, now that you've identified, you should check the various capacitors, you can see in This report of swelling or corrupted, or "bulges" at the top and, with this you may notice loss of white fluid that is now dry, which will capacitor.

[Ransom]

The first test to do is make sure the video card or graphics related chips or processor is working. If varying the angle of the screen or pressing in some specific areas of the laptop the problem disappears behind the failure might be the ribbon cable that connects the motherboard to the LCD panel. And 'the problem worse. At the base there is either a complete rupture of the panel or the video card. If nothing else and everything seems to be normal then it may be due to 'inverter or the CCFL lamps which are precisely the two leaders of the screen backlight.

[Kaufman]

This sounds like a bad contact. This can be anywhere between your PC and your monitor are: in your video card, the plug of the video cable into the back of your PC is in the cable itself (half-broken wire), the plug of the video cable In your monitor, the monitor itself. It would be better if you check your CPU with different monitor and also your LCD monitor with the different CPU. It could help you to find out where is defect. Then you can easily find and fix it.

[Muwafaq]

Basically I think it is a defect due to the video card. The colors are light blue which assumes (cyan), green? You can also appear red, magenta and yellow. Basically there is a problem decoding the bits that transmit information to the "light bulb" that ascended more or less pixels to make the different shades of color. To avoid any charges you just do this simple test: Try to attack your monitor on another pc. If the same error occurs, the problem is in the monitor, otherwise the video card.