I have actually been able to fix some monitors and TV's with the generous help of people on this forum. I have a problem with another monitor, but I am more interested in increasing my tiny base of understanding. Referring to the picture, is this how the process works to turn on the monitor?
On/off switch on board 1 sends an 'on' signal thru connection A
Logic (or main) board 2 receives the 'on' signal thru connection B
Logic (or main) board 2 sends the 'on' signal to power board 3 thru connection C
Power board 3 receives the 'on' signal thru connection D
Power board then sends power thru connection D back to logic (or main) board 2
Power board turns on power to backlights thru connections F
Logic (or main) board then sends processed signal thru connection E to the LCD panel
Is this somewhat correct? Feel free to laugh or to correct my meager understanding!
On/off switch on board 1 sends an 'on' signal thru connection A
Logic (or main) board 2 receives the 'on' signal thru connection B
Logic (or main) board 2 sends the 'on' signal to power board 3 thru connection C
Power board 3 receives the 'on' signal thru connection D
Power board then sends power thru connection D back to logic (or main) board 2
Power board turns on power to backlights thru connections F
Logic (or main) board then sends processed signal thru connection E to the LCD panel
Is this somewhat correct? Feel free to laugh or to correct my meager understanding!
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