Hi all,
I hope you could help me out. I got a few years old Hitachi CML155XWV LCD monitor 6 months ago. It was working fine until one day it stopped working. Whenever I plug in the 12Vdc 4A power supply (which I have plugged into another monitor and works) the green monitor power status indicator and the backlight flashes for about 1/2 a second and then everything blanks out (I shined a torch into the LCD screen. There was nothing showing).
I managed to find a repair manual for this model online and followed the instruction and replaced a smd fuse F002, I0012 p channel enhancement mode mosfet and D020 5.6v zener diode in the power regulator section. I went through the troubleshooting flow charts again and all the voltages were shown as correct (i.e. they were all within +- 0.1v of the suggested readings, although 5.15V for the regulated supply VCC for the video decoder chip).
It still wasn't working, so I checked all the capacitors for bulging etc. No bulging were apparent anywhere. I checked all the fuses on the boards and they were all fine. I unplugged the inverter board, no LED or LCD display. This is the point I've gotten stuck!
I have attached pictures of all the PCBs, so if you wouldn't mind please help me out! Thanks!
I hope you could help me out. I got a few years old Hitachi CML155XWV LCD monitor 6 months ago. It was working fine until one day it stopped working. Whenever I plug in the 12Vdc 4A power supply (which I have plugged into another monitor and works) the green monitor power status indicator and the backlight flashes for about 1/2 a second and then everything blanks out (I shined a torch into the LCD screen. There was nothing showing).
I managed to find a repair manual for this model online and followed the instruction and replaced a smd fuse F002, I0012 p channel enhancement mode mosfet and D020 5.6v zener diode in the power regulator section. I went through the troubleshooting flow charts again and all the voltages were shown as correct (i.e. they were all within +- 0.1v of the suggested readings, although 5.15V for the regulated supply VCC for the video decoder chip).
It still wasn't working, so I checked all the capacitors for bulging etc. No bulging were apparent anywhere. I checked all the fuses on the boards and they were all fine. I unplugged the inverter board, no LED or LCD display. This is the point I've gotten stuck!
I have attached pictures of all the PCBs, so if you wouldn't mind please help me out! Thanks!

But today, I’m making an exception here. Why? No idea. Perhaps only because the repair details are still “fresh” in my head… which is ironic, given this is a 16 year old monitor that hardly anyone will care about today. It is new to me, though.
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