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If it is a large enough monitor or TV, i will open it up and see what is wrong.
Usually it is a shorted electrolytic capacitor (we call 'em Cow Pastures)
Replacing caps is an easy fix.
Basic soldering skills are necessary.
I have rescued a lot of nice monitors like this.
I often salvage components from other scrap boards to repair monitors.
TV boards, motherboards, power supplies all can be donors.
If you were doing it as a repair business, you should buy new caps.
I just gotta salvage - that's how I roll.
If it is time consuming, I save the circuit board, ac adaptor if any, and any metal.
The rest gets recycled. Not thrown out.
There is not enough $$ in the 15" displays to bother with
To each his own!
Last edited by spinroch; 03-30-2014 at 12:28 PM.
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