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  • Bakki1
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Originally posted by selldoor
    So , I am not sure what you want us to say. Without carrying out specific tests using a multimeter it is almost impossible to guess. Do you have any experience at all of working inside a Monitor?
    Some high voltages in there will be between 220 and possibly 2200 vac.
    You will also need a digital camera and be able to provide clear pictures of your boards
    If you have a multimeter and can use it and are up to working close to those voltages we may be able to help. Otherwise you can only try
    changing out the boards one at a time - which could be expensive.
    I dont have any experience with working the inside of a monitor, that's why I gave it to a repairshop. They checked it with a multimeter and said that a controller chip (its called generis or genesis) on the main board is broken.

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  • budm
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    "my dell wont produce any picture, only for the second when i turn the settings back to default." I wonder if the backlights come on for seconds, then black out is what you are seeing.

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  • selldoor
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Originally posted by Bakki1
    A guy via a forum told me that with my error it should be the tconboard thats fucked up, the localshopdude says its the main board.. the generis/genesis-chip is faulty..

    my dell wont produce any picture, only for the second when i turn the settings back to default.. same problem with every inputmethod..
    So , I am not sure what you want us to say. Without carrying out specific tests using a multimeter it is almost impossible to guess. Do you have any experience at all of working inside a Monitor?
    Some high voltages in there will be between 220 and possibly 2200 vac.
    You will also need a digital camera and be able to provide clear pictures of your boards
    If you have a multimeter and can use it and are up to working close to those voltages we may be able to help. Otherwise you can only try
    changing out the boards one at a time - which could be expensive.

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  • Bakki1
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    A guy via a forum told me that with my error it should be the tconboard thats fucked up, the localshopdude says its the main board.. the generis/genesis-chip is faulty..

    my dell wont produce any picture, only for the second when i turn the settings back to default.. same problem with every inputmethod..

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  • Lumberjack777
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    No, the T-Con is the "timing control" board.
    The main board is basically the video board (with DVI, VGA, HDMI, inputs)
    The T-Con board is in top and attached to the LCD panel. It has a metal shield (with holes) covering it.
    An LVDS cable (ribbon) runs between the main board and the T-con board.
    The T-con model (part number) is associated with the LCD panel.
    Unless you get the exact T-Con, for the LCD panel, it won't work.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1GmfoeQeP4

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  • biosfear
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Originally posted by Lumberjack777
    I can probably help you locate one. But I need to ask you 2 questions first.

    1. How do you know its the T-Con? Are you 100% sure?

    2. What is the LCD Panel type? The T-Con is panel specific.
    You'll find the sticker on the inside of the LCD panel. Examples....
    LM300WQ5-STA1
    LM300WQ5-STA2
    LM300WQ5-SLA1
    The Tcon board is the main board?

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  • Lumberjack777
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Originally posted by Bakki1
    I need a new tconboard, does anyone know where I can order one?
    I can probably help you locate one. But I need to ask you 2 questions first.

    1. How do you know its the T-Con? Are you 100% sure?

    2. What is the LCD Panel type? The T-Con is panel specific.
    You'll find the sticker on the inside of the LCD panel. Examples....
    LM300WQ5-STA1
    LM300WQ5-STA2
    LM300WQ5-SLA1

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  • Bakki1
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    ? Instead of !

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  • Bakki1
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Hey,

    I need a new tconboard, does anyone know where I can order one!

    Cheers

    bakki1

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  • maticma
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Its alive!
    Thanks to everyone contributed to this thread.

    BTW, Bezel removing was pretty painless for me.
    After 10min trying to remove from outside of monitor, cut my thumb and gave up.
    Tried again from inside (display side) with only short plastic ruler removed it in 30sec
    Last edited by maticma; 11-27-2013, 05:48 PM.

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  • maticma
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Originally posted by Th3_uN1Qu3
    Yes, MBR20200 will work fine.
    Thanx a bunch! it is the one i can get locally

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  • Th3_uN1Qu3
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    Yes, MBR20200 will work fine.

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  • maticma
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    Hello,
    should MBR20200 be ok replacement for D22?
    Thanx

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  • horatio71
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Hi all,

    it seems that I'm also suffering from the same problem as everyone is having. Can I just sanity check my symptoms and see if you agree:

    -The other day my 3008 went completely dark.
    -The blue power light is still on and seems to work
    -However, I can not even get into the monitor menu, or at least i don;t see it as it is dark. (just a side note - my PC is all fine as I'm using it with a replacement monitor, but that would also not explain why I can't see the monitor menu)

    Do you guys agree that this could be the D22 issue (just uncertain as the blue power led is still working)?

    Cheers,
    John

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  • biosfear
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    with a vga cable and with out it. is start with white, red, and blue ect.

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  • budm
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    Color cycling with it hooked up to running PC?

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  • biosfear
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Hi to all, i replace the d22 and the monitor now turn on but with color cycling. i did all the reset button like this one:
    * Turn the monitor off
    * Press the buttons simultaneously Menu/Plus/Power
    * Release all three buttons
    * Press the Minus button
    and no good. can you guys help me out what i can do to reset or something else?
    thanks.

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  • math
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Originally posted by steny
    Are there any of the 3008wfp experts still around...?

    We need you!

    Hoping to get some guidance on testing the board before putting it all back together...
    i plugged in the front control buttons and "half" assembled it with an input from my laptop.

    held it together so it didn't fall over and watched the screen come to life.

    then once it worked put it slowly and carefully back together properly

    If you were in Brisbane, Australia i would lend a hand

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  • steny
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    Are there any of the 3008wfp experts still around...?

    We need you!

    Hoping to get some guidance on testing the board before putting it all back together...

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  • steny
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    Re: Dell 3008wfp faulty power supply

    Having read through all of this thread, was wondering if someone could post steps of instructions on how to test the power board before reassembling the case - for someone without electronics background?

    Will be installing a new diode into 3008wfp this weekend and would like to see if it works before putting the whole mess back together... :-)

    Also, are there any tests that can be done if the diode ends up not the problem... ?

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