Thanks for all the help so far. I had a dead monitor brought back to life with new caps but now it won't get bright. Kinda like it's owner!
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Re: HannsG 281D Recapped Won't get bright
1) Check all your soldering work especially on the main board. Check to make sure the caps have correct polarity and they are seated firmly.
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Re: HannsG 281D Recapped Won't get bright
Hi - can you explain a bit more - wont get bright is a bit relative - what happens when you adjust contrast/brightness.
Usually when a screen is dull the whole thing shuts down.
Have you tried it on a different pc /with a different cable
or another screen on the pc this is on.
Is the on screen menu display dull as well.
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Hey everyone,
the picture on my philips monitor looks way too bright so that black appears grey and colors also seem too bright.
While i tried to tilt the screen a little bit while it was displaying a picture, i´ve noticed, that there appeared some purple pixels. In the following picture
you can see them on the top half of the photo.
At a certain point during the tilting, the picture looked normal again but as soon as i laid it back down, the purple pixels were gone and the picture was bright again.
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It is not possible, they say. Of course.
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