W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

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  • nnname
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    The capacity of the replacement caps should be as high as of the originals. A higher or lower value can affect functionality negatively. A higher proof voltage is okay (and even better).

    So you should try to use more suitable replacement caps. Because I didn't find any data sheets for Yageo caps (which I only found at Conrad ), I cannot tell you if they are suitable for high ripple currents that are common at PSU circuits. They even can go bad after a few days/weeks.

    You can find really good explanations of "low ESR" and much more in German at the Elko-Verkauf website.
    Last edited by nnname; 10-29-2012, 09:24 AM.

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  • storexxm
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    instead of the (maybe dead) cap i used a 35V 470µ from the PSU (which was not domed)
    is it also very important to use low ESR caps for the PSU (i just bought them @ conrad... guess u know that shop )
    could it be a problem when i use higher voltage and higher capacity instead of the old caps?

    i read this -> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1458 -> but my technical know how and english is too bad that i get the information about the ESR in the given data sheet ;(

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  • nnname
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    If the big capacitor was faulty, the whole monitor wouldn't work — it should be all right.

    So if you already replaced all G-Luxon caps on the video board, maybe the ESR of the new caps is still too high for the circuit?

    Please compare the data sheet of the original capacitors with that of your replacements.
    Last edited by nnname; 10-28-2012, 04:46 PM.

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  • storexxm
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    already changed them with caps with more capacity and volt...
    problem is the same...

    could it be a other component part ?
    just curious but could it be the t-con board that the lcd processor run´s hot?
    its such a common problem but i am puzzled there is no solution.

    and i think it´s not a real fix to put a heatsink on the chip ...

    i am not sure but i think the flickering is getting lower when i turn the brightness and contrast down...

    could it be the big cap on the PSU (i never saw a instruction to change it just on purpose)

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  • Th3_uN1Qu3
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    In your pic of the logic ("video") board, the G-Luxon capacitor with the bung pushed out is likely bad. Replace that and see what happens.

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  • storexxm
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    nobody got an idea what the problem could be that the processor runs hot !?
    the only cap i didn´t change is the big one on the PSU.. or could it be a transformator..?
    please help

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  • nnname
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    @ storexxm:

    If the sticker on the back of the casing says "W241D", you have the W241D . Some PCB stickers and even the OSD nevertheless say "W240D" because they were also used in the TN panel model. Hyundai just did not change this details.

    All caps in my monitor are still original.

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  • storexxm
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    how do i know what panel i got inside of the screen?
    (there is only one sticker at the back of the monitor which says W241D)
    every other part is described with the W240D.

    @budm: thanks, but as u can see the video board from nname got the same brownish color near the regulator IC´s... but i´ll check that.

    @nname: did u changed the caps on your video board? as i wrote in the first post i already changed the caps on the psu, but i guess i should do the same with the 6 caps on the video board. (i just saw that one domed at the bottom... could that be the problem!?)



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  • budm
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    Looking at the video board, it looks like the two regulator ICs (they have 3 legs with big tab on one side) have been running hot, you can see the board in that area has brownish color. You should check the value & ESR of those 3 caps to the left and two caps to the right of those two regulators.
    Also take the reading of each pin of the regulator, black probe on the chassis and red probe on each pin and report the readings. If the caps do not filter out the AC ripple properly and let it running through the circuits, it can cause over heating problem.

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  • nnname
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    Fortunately, my Hyundai still works fine, even after three and a half years daily use .

    The only flaw is the "vertical color lines" error which occurs very rarely when switching on the monitor. It seems to be quite normal for this monitor.

    The difference between the W240D and the W241D is the TFT panel. Whereas the first mentioned only uses a more ore less bad TN panel, the W241D has a very good S-PVA panel by Samsung.

    (Bezüglich deines Eintrags in meinem Profil: Ich würde im Sinne einer besseren internationalen Verständlichkeit gerne weiterhin auf Englisch schreiben. Den Hyundai werden schließlich nicht nur deutschsprachige Nutzer besitzen. )
    Last edited by nnname; 10-26-2012, 07:38 PM.

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  • storexxm
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    instead of the JH i actually use YAGEO.
    yep i am sure it is the imaging processor.
    i seperated the PSU from the MoBo and blow against the IP.
    actually i put a heatsink on the chip which also "solved" the problem.

    of course the power transistor gets hot, but the image processor too

    did u also got problems with your hyundai screen?
    till now i don´t know whats the difference between the 241D and the 240W?
    Last edited by storexxm; 10-26-2012, 05:30 PM.

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  • nnname
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    Re: W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    It's interesting to see that Hyundai changed the imaging processor in the latest revision which I own (EV3.84, see photo).

    Are you really sure that the above mentioned processor runs hot? I would rather expect one of the power transistors to run too hot.

    Maybe a few heat sinks would solve the problem.

    By the way, which capacitors did you use to replace the old "JH" (Jianghai) capacitors?
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  • storexxm
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    W241D (W240D) flickering Problem

    I got the same problem like in this video

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YN12vGegYmY

    Its the gm5868H-LF processor on the motherboard, which runs hot.
    I already renewed all caps on the PSU.



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    Seems a lot got the same problem, but i don´t think its a solution to install a fan, cuz i think the problem is getting worse-

    Maybe someone know that issue and can help me here.

    Greetings from Austria.

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