I have a dell LCD monitor model E152fpb. When I connect to power it starts blinking on and off. The back light comes on momentarily then goes off. Which components do I check? Any help will be appreciated.
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Re: Dell E152fpb power LED blinking on and off
Hey there smd. First things first open up the monitor and check the capacitors on the inverter/power board. Look for any bulging/leaking caps. That would probably be the first step. Also once you have the monitor open, get some pictures of it on here. One of the top and bottom of the Inverter/power boards. That way others may be able to spot problems that we would miss if we can't see what you're seeing. Also an extremely helpful guide to the two seconds to black problem can be found here - thanks to retiredcaps
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?p=133261
also when you upload pictures be sure to have them as attachments rather than inline or it will cause slower loading for the people trying to help you, sorry I cant be more helpful, but I will try and answer whatever questions you have until one of the skilled members of the forum arrives hehe :PLast edited by Demix; 07-26-2011, 07:01 AM.
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Re: Dell E152fpb power LED blinking on and off
These monitors have a history of bad solder joints on the inverter transformers. When they fail, the driver transistors short, which can overload the power supply and result in the symptoms you see. As Demix indicated, bad caps can also cause this.
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