Hello everyone,
I was trying to fix the monitor, which was giving me the following pictures:
It was somehow reactive, such that if I pressed the buttons, the lines changed in positions or if i moved e.g. a task window, it would somehow change the patter, too.
I swapped out the mainboard without any luck. So I thought that it has to be an issue with the panel itself and was trying to assess whats wrong on the control board of the panel.
Somehow, I managed to short the LVDS protection with a MOSFETS cooler on the PCB.
I turned around to see, if the panel was completely perished now but somehow, the screen was WORKING now.
No lines anymore, nothing. I suppose, some capacitors have charged due to the short?
Still, I don't believe this has fixed the issue in the long run, so what do you think is broken?
IMO, only a component on the panel control board is possible.
I was trying to fix the monitor, which was giving me the following pictures:
It was somehow reactive, such that if I pressed the buttons, the lines changed in positions or if i moved e.g. a task window, it would somehow change the patter, too.
I swapped out the mainboard without any luck. So I thought that it has to be an issue with the panel itself and was trying to assess whats wrong on the control board of the panel.
Somehow, I managed to short the LVDS protection with a MOSFETS cooler on the PCB.
I turned around to see, if the panel was completely perished now but somehow, the screen was WORKING now.
No lines anymore, nothing. I suppose, some capacitors have charged due to the short?
Still, I don't believe this has fixed the issue in the long run, so what do you think is broken?
IMO, only a component on the panel control board is possible.
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