Hello,
I am having some problems with my 2407. It sometimes switched off entirely so I now decided to replace all caps on the power supply and the inverter board. I did not actually pay attention to choosing low ESR models or anything, I just matched capacity and voltage rating.
So I ended up with some "YAEGO SY" for the 470uF/35V: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...57604443,d.Yms
and "YAEGO SE-K" for all of the rest:
while the former are low esr models, the others are not.
When replacing one of the capacitors I ripped off a trace which I replaced with a thin isolated wire. that should not be an issue.
Nevertheless, most of the times when switching on the monitor, it now shows wild colors and stripes until I repower it or wait some seconds. As a matter of fact, this seems to depend on the angle, the monitor is lying at, which I find rather strange.
It seems that some circuit that delivers the image to the panel does not power up! When working normally, some whirring sound comes out of the circuit below the shielding can which accepts the lvds cable. When I get artifacts and lines and such, the whirring is gone and the monitor is silent.
Can this be caused by choosing those SE-K type Capacitors, which are of too low quality? I did not have that problem before. Still, the backlight is working perfectly fine.
Thank you in advance,
Adrian
I am having some problems with my 2407. It sometimes switched off entirely so I now decided to replace all caps on the power supply and the inverter board. I did not actually pay attention to choosing low ESR models or anything, I just matched capacity and voltage rating.
So I ended up with some "YAEGO SY" for the 470uF/35V: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...57604443,d.Yms
and "YAEGO SE-K" for all of the rest:
while the former are low esr models, the others are not.
When replacing one of the capacitors I ripped off a trace which I replaced with a thin isolated wire. that should not be an issue.
Nevertheless, most of the times when switching on the monitor, it now shows wild colors and stripes until I repower it or wait some seconds. As a matter of fact, this seems to depend on the angle, the monitor is lying at, which I find rather strange.
It seems that some circuit that delivers the image to the panel does not power up! When working normally, some whirring sound comes out of the circuit below the shielding can which accepts the lvds cable. When I get artifacts and lines and such, the whirring is gone and the monitor is silent.
Can this be caused by choosing those SE-K type Capacitors, which are of too low quality? I did not have that problem before. Still, the backlight is working perfectly fine.
Thank you in advance,
Adrian
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