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    ACER BM320 Monitor - Horizonal Flickering Lines After a While

    Hello,

    The monitor started off showing flickering thin (1 pixel) lines horizontally every say 3mm..

    They are black on the right and gradually fade to nothing on the far left.
    They start either after 5 mins or up to 2 hours after so annoying for testing.
    They flicker continuously very fast! With a slight pause milli-second every second.

    Initially I cleaned the LVDS cable and connected to the T-Con and then it worked fine for 3 weeks but not sure if this was just co-incidence.

    I tested each half by removing the first the left flex from T-Con to panel and then the right:

    Removing right and then turning on results in left working.
    Removing left and turning on results in barely seeable picture on right.

    I removed the left while it was on and flickering which resulted in the right staying on and the flickering dis-appearing.

    Then I powered off and re-connected the left but now the left is slightly higher brightness (or the right is slightly lower brightness),
    The flickering still comes..

    Has something been damaged when I removed the left while on?


    Does this look like a T-Con or Panel fault?

    I tried cooling the caps on the PSU, the entire Video board and T-Con board with freeze spray after the flickering started to see if heat related but no difference..

    There are 2 boards that are part of the panel along the top hidden under plastic.. I will up load photos later.

    The lines come no matter if a video input is on..

    Many thanks.
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    Update - After being on over half an hour again the brightness difference has fixed itself! Any ideas why it happened and then fixed itself? Cheers

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