It's been awhile since I tested it, but it seems to me that it would work for a while, then power off.
Here are some screenshots of the capacitors.
I tried testing the caps still on the board using the digital multimeter "trick" (set to Ohms, charge the caps a bit, then switch the multimeter to "volts" and see if the numbers slowly decrease). I know the test isn't foolproof, but it says all the caps are still good.
I don't see any major leakage or swelling in the tops of the caps. I've only ever fixed one LCD monitor before and that was the problem.
Could it be the power supply or something other than the capacitors? What should I do next?
Thanks.
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Here are some screenshots of the capacitors.
I tried testing the caps still on the board using the digital multimeter "trick" (set to Ohms, charge the caps a bit, then switch the multimeter to "volts" and see if the numbers slowly decrease). I know the test isn't foolproof, but it says all the caps are still good.
I don't see any major leakage or swelling in the tops of the caps. I've only ever fixed one LCD monitor before and that was the problem.
Could it be the power supply or something other than the capacitors? What should I do next?
Thanks.
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Pic 2
Pic 3
Pic 4
Pic 5
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Pic 7
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