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  • fddizon
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Sep 2011
    • 555
    • Philippines
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    Dell 2005FPW LCD Monitor

    hi,

    im looking for a Dell 2005FPW LCD Monitor schematic diagram

    power board is at fault. busted regulator ic
    ic replaced already but still wont power up

    tia
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