Hello!
I've got a serious problem with my Acer AL2216W. It started with the orange stand-by LED getting darker a few weeks ago. Until yesterday there was no problem except the LED, the monitor was working fine. So yesterday i turned it off and when i came back, the orange LED was off and the monitor didn't start at all.
I opened it and checked the caps (had to change them a few years ago) two 1000μF were bulged. Today I replaced them with some of the same local shop, re-assembled the monitor, but no orange LED, no starting
So I plugged it in and checked the outgoing voltages:
13.8V pin was about 14.3V (a little high?)
5V pin was exactly 5V
Back to checking parts: The power switch and LEDs were fine, so I followed up the conducting path from the LEDs on the switch circuit board to the MOSFETs (K84 T9) and measured the voltage of the pins to case-ground:
green LED (power on):
Gate: 3.26V
Source: 0.16V
Drain: 0V
orange LED (stand-by):
Gate: 3.26V
Source: 0.16V
Drain: 0V
I checked the MOSFETs with the diode-check of my multimeter when the PSU was off, both gave me same values for the different measuring options (G-S, G-D, whatever).
So I followed the MOSFET's source circuit track to the PSU-connector. Its taken from a circuit between the top two pins (8 & 16) - voltage between them: 0.16V
The voltage seems a bit low to me, but following the pin conducting paths didn't lead me to any new idea. At this point I'm out of knowledge, so please help me!
I've got a serious problem with my Acer AL2216W. It started with the orange stand-by LED getting darker a few weeks ago. Until yesterday there was no problem except the LED, the monitor was working fine. So yesterday i turned it off and when i came back, the orange LED was off and the monitor didn't start at all.
I opened it and checked the caps (had to change them a few years ago) two 1000μF were bulged. Today I replaced them with some of the same local shop, re-assembled the monitor, but no orange LED, no starting
So I plugged it in and checked the outgoing voltages:
13.8V pin was about 14.3V (a little high?)
5V pin was exactly 5V
Back to checking parts: The power switch and LEDs were fine, so I followed up the conducting path from the LEDs on the switch circuit board to the MOSFETs (K84 T9) and measured the voltage of the pins to case-ground:
green LED (power on):
Gate: 3.26V
Source: 0.16V
Drain: 0V
orange LED (stand-by):
Gate: 3.26V
Source: 0.16V
Drain: 0V
I checked the MOSFETs with the diode-check of my multimeter when the PSU was off, both gave me same values for the different measuring options (G-S, G-D, whatever).
So I followed the MOSFET's source circuit track to the PSU-connector. Its taken from a circuit between the top two pins (8 & 16) - voltage between them: 0.16V
The voltage seems a bit low to me, but following the pin conducting paths didn't lead me to any new idea. At this point I'm out of knowledge, so please help me!
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