Philips 235PQ2EB - Will not Power Up in 70%

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Philips 235PQ2EB - Will not Power Up in 70%

10-28-2016, 01:43 PM

Hello, this monitors works OK, it is connected to UPS all times, one time is disconnected and moved (2m), after connect to power is start problems...

after connect to power
a) monitor start OK
b) monitor doesn't start
c) monitor 1-5x snaps in speaker and then (a) or (b)

I am replace all electrolytic capacitor in power board but problem is same

any idea ?

i am try find power board on ebay/etc but nothing

thanks
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