When I first got this monitor, it had a "color shift" issue where the black areas would suddenly burst into dark blue, and the reds would burst into fucia (pink). I tried to adjust the settings which worked for a while bit eventually the monitor failed completely, and I had to perform the repair of some caps in this thread:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=40757
At first the repair was successful, but after a couple of weeks the color bleeding/blotching is happening again and I wonder if it's a precursor to another permanent failure of the caps I replaced. Two parallel sets of high-voltage caps and I replaced all four of them with higher quality caps, instead of just the single cap that burned.
WERE those caps higher quality? Are they failing again? I wonder if they were originally installed backwards. Is there a design flaw to the high-voltage circuit or is the problem somewhere else, and if so where?
Any help appreciated and thanks in advance.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=40757
At first the repair was successful, but after a couple of weeks the color bleeding/blotching is happening again and I wonder if it's a precursor to another permanent failure of the caps I replaced. Two parallel sets of high-voltage caps and I replaced all four of them with higher quality caps, instead of just the single cap that burned.
WERE those caps higher quality? Are they failing again? I wonder if they were originally installed backwards. Is there a design flaw to the high-voltage circuit or is the problem somewhere else, and if so where?
Any help appreciated and thanks in advance.
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