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    #21
    Re: Dead LG flatron M1717S monitor

    Originally posted by budm View Post
    If the J1 is not installed, and the connector to the main board is in place. the monitor should come on without backlights and the Voltages should be steady. The Power light should stay on Blue if the monitor is connected to the running PC, try that.
    And then if J1 is in place, and everything are hook back up and you see fluctuating Voltages, it may mean that the Inverter transformer is bad.
    The heaviest load is the inverter circuit.

    Hey Budm

    Sorry for the delay.

    You were correct by disconnecting J1 I now got a steady voltage. But the power light is permanently ON, even if I don't connect the monitor to the PC!!!!.

    The ON/OFF button is not functioning the power light turns ON when I plug the monitor to the AC power!!.

    Nothing appears on the monitor at all (no welcoming screen, and nothing from the PC)!!.

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      #22
      Re: Dead LG flatron M1717S monitor

      Isn't that a burn on the adhesive bad under T802? That would indicate it has failed and/or been under heavy load.

      There is also a joint which looks open circuit just above the circled area in the photo. I would suggest carefully resoldering that area and removing excess with desolder wick.

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        #23
        Re: Dead LG flatron M1717S monitor

        Originally posted by cmg View Post
        Isn't that a burn on the adhesive bad under T802? That would indicate it has failed and/or been under heavy load.

        There is also a joint which looks open circuit just above the circled area in the photo. I would suggest carefully resoldering that area and removing excess with desolder wick.

        You mean T302, no it is not this is caused by touching it by mistake with the soldering iron.

        The opened joint also has no pins to be in it, so it is not a problem.

        Thnx for answering..

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          #24
          Re: Dead LG flatron M1717S monitor

          Originally posted by shamooooot View Post
          Hey Budm

          Sorry for the delay.

          You were correct by disconnecting J1 I now got a steady voltage. But the power light is permanently ON, even if I don't connect the monitor to the PC!!!!.

          The ON/OFF button is not functioning the power light turns ON when I plug the monitor to the AC power!!.

          Nothing appears on the monitor at all (no welcoming screen, and nothing from the PC)!!.
          You're not going to see an image because the inverter isn't getting power now, and thus there are no backlights.
          Try shining a bright light close on the screen and you may pick up the image (faintly)
          "Tantalum for the brave, Solid Aluminium for the wise, Wet Electrolytic for the adventurous"
          -David VanHorn

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            #25
            Re: Dead LG flatron M1717S monitor

            Originally posted by Agent24 View Post
            You're not going to see an image because the inverter isn't getting power now, and thus there are no backlights.
            Try shining a bright light close on the screen and you may pick up the image (faintly)

            What about what I mentioned before:

            When I plug the monitor to the AC power, without pressing the ON/OFF button. The power light is permanently blue ON. Even without connecting the monitor to the PC!!!!.

            The ON/OFF button is not functioning.

            Does this mean it is the main board problem now?.

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              #26
              Re: Dead LG flatron M1717S monitor

              What is the 5v rail voltage with J1 disconnected and the mainboard connected?

              Can you post a photo of the mainboard too?
              "Tantalum for the brave, Solid Aluminium for the wise, Wet Electrolytic for the adventurous"
              -David VanHorn

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