When one of the lamps the invertor will shutdown when it senses the bad ccfl . I have found that a .01 uf 1000v cap can be subsituted for the lamp and the invertor will continue to function . On displays with 4 lamps the missing lamp is not noticable .
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Re: failed ccfl
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Sorry I should made the post clearer . I was trying to pass on some info that may be helpfull .Comment
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Re: failed ccfl
The inverter is designed to maintain a constant current output.
I'd be interested in how warm the cap gets after the monitor has been on for an hour or more.
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I think perhaps this would be good for a temporary workaround just to test the other ccfls? Maybe I should go back and retest my lcd to see if all the lamps are really bad or just one or two. Could make quite a difference in repair costs. Thanks for your post.Comment
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Re: failed ccfl
I cliped the connector and soldered the cap to the connector leads and used heat shrink tubing for installation . I ran the monitor for over an hour and the cap remained cool . The display was a 22 inch with 4 lamps I could not see any degradation of the display .Comment
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