Hi,
I am trying to repair a dell Model # 1504FP monitor.
Observations:
1) power on the monitor and led-power-on light turns yellow. Then it turns green. But there is no image displayed on the screen.
2) With power-on led green i shined a flash light on the screen and you can see a faint image.
I took the monitor apart and there is nothing obviously wrong from a visual perspective (see pics of main board and inverter board).
I tested each of bulbs using a spare monitor to drive the bulbs.........ALL bulbs in the 1504FP are OK.
I put the monitor back together enough so i could power on the monitor and measure some voltages. I never actually measured anything because i found that device MTP2955V was getting hot.......see enclosed pic. I noticed that under this device there is some of that "glue" stuff that is supposed to kind yellowish in color i guess to hold devices in place. Anyway, i noticed that the glue stuff underthis device was more "brownish" in color........like it had gotten hot. Rate at which this device gets hot is not that fast but over about 1 to 2 min its almost too hot to touch with finger and it appears to increase in temp the longer its on.
I kept turning monitor off, to let MTP2955V cool, and then back on to see if any other devices were getting hot. As far as i can tell its the only one getting hot.
At somepoint during all of this on and off business the monitor decided to start working! I know this is monitor is still bad and needs fixing but thought this might be a clue.
Questions:
1) How to tell if device MTP2955V (its an ON semiconductor device) is bad?
2) MTP2955V is getting hot........should i replace this?
3) What voltages can i check to help determine location of the problem?
Any inputs you can give would be appreciated.
I am trying to repair a dell Model # 1504FP monitor.
Observations:
1) power on the monitor and led-power-on light turns yellow. Then it turns green. But there is no image displayed on the screen.
2) With power-on led green i shined a flash light on the screen and you can see a faint image.
I took the monitor apart and there is nothing obviously wrong from a visual perspective (see pics of main board and inverter board).
I tested each of bulbs using a spare monitor to drive the bulbs.........ALL bulbs in the 1504FP are OK.
I put the monitor back together enough so i could power on the monitor and measure some voltages. I never actually measured anything because i found that device MTP2955V was getting hot.......see enclosed pic. I noticed that under this device there is some of that "glue" stuff that is supposed to kind yellowish in color i guess to hold devices in place. Anyway, i noticed that the glue stuff underthis device was more "brownish" in color........like it had gotten hot. Rate at which this device gets hot is not that fast but over about 1 to 2 min its almost too hot to touch with finger and it appears to increase in temp the longer its on.
I kept turning monitor off, to let MTP2955V cool, and then back on to see if any other devices were getting hot. As far as i can tell its the only one getting hot.
At somepoint during all of this on and off business the monitor decided to start working! I know this is monitor is still bad and needs fixing but thought this might be a clue.
Questions:
1) How to tell if device MTP2955V (its an ON semiconductor device) is bad?
2) MTP2955V is getting hot........should i replace this?
3) What voltages can i check to help determine location of the problem?
Any inputs you can give would be appreciated.
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