Hi
Shortly before I was concerned because of the CCFLs, but now I have a worse problem
I can't describe better because the problem lasts a few seconds and I was caught me off guard but the image seems to collapse from the bottom and the upper part of screen shows below, sort of a vertical out of sync, but the image distorts, and also the vertical detail (lines, etc.) became sort of wavy.
Once this happened while I was playing with the OSD menu, and to my dismay it also distorted the same as the rest of image so I discard the computer's video card as the culprit.
BTW I am using a DVI cable I don't think that a faulty digital output could distort like this so I also discard the DVI cable (besides the OSD distorting).
I tried to tap, and hit it gently to confirm bad joints but I can't replicate, the problem occurs and dissapear on its own and happens very rarely, but I am worried this is a death foretold.
Does anyone have a clue what's happening? In the previous thread (https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15461 ) I've altered the inverter but I don't think it could cause that.
Maybe this could help, but the problems happened shortly after turning on the monitor (10 minutes).
Many thanks for your help
PD: thew caps are fine (this monitor seems to be repaired in the past and it'srecapped with lelons (?) ) but all the caps on PSU, and the logic board (uses polymer) look fine
Shortly before I was concerned because of the CCFLs, but now I have a worse problem
I can't describe better because the problem lasts a few seconds and I was caught me off guard but the image seems to collapse from the bottom and the upper part of screen shows below, sort of a vertical out of sync, but the image distorts, and also the vertical detail (lines, etc.) became sort of wavy.
Once this happened while I was playing with the OSD menu, and to my dismay it also distorted the same as the rest of image so I discard the computer's video card as the culprit.
BTW I am using a DVI cable I don't think that a faulty digital output could distort like this so I also discard the DVI cable (besides the OSD distorting).
I tried to tap, and hit it gently to confirm bad joints but I can't replicate, the problem occurs and dissapear on its own and happens very rarely, but I am worried this is a death foretold.
Does anyone have a clue what's happening? In the previous thread (https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15461 ) I've altered the inverter but I don't think it could cause that.
Maybe this could help, but the problems happened shortly after turning on the monitor (10 minutes).
Many thanks for your help
PD: thew caps are fine (this monitor seems to be repaired in the past and it'srecapped with lelons (?) ) but all the caps on PSU, and the logic board (uses polymer) look fine
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