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    VP201b Viewsonic

    I bought 4 Viewsonic vp201b's about 3 years ago and all four went out within the same month about 2 years later. I sent all 4 off for repair at $100.00 each plus 25.00 shipping each way. Now they have all gone out again and I am not sending them back again.

    To make a long story short, I can't even get the dam cover off to get to the electronics. I found the four screws (on each corner) but what is next?
    skeeedaddy
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    Re: VP201b Viewsonic

    Originally posted by eswallie View Post
    I found the four screws (on each corner) but what is next?
    Pry it apart like

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul5LhuCT1y8
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      #3
      Re: VP201b Viewsonic

      OK, I got it apart. The trick is two screws behind the stand. Now I need a power supply ADP-60BF A for the VP201b moniter. I found a place in China but they are all out. Now what?
      Ernie

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        #4
        Re: VP201b Viewsonic

        Hi have you tried this site

        http://www.mylcdboard.com/2010_11/ZD100205.html

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          #5
          Re: VP201b Viewsonic

          Are you sure it's not bad caps?

          Take some pics, maybe we can help.
          List the brand, series, capacitance and volts.

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