Re: NEC LCD1700v ... feeling clueless
Sorry, forgot to mention that the DMM I'm using right now doesn't have a capacitance test function.
Sorry, forgot to mention that the DMM I'm using right now doesn't have a capacitance test function.
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Re: NEC LCD1700v ... feeling clueless
Two 100uF caps in parallel would make 200uF, just for test.The strong-minded rise to the challenge of their goals,the weak-minded BECOME HATERS
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Re: NEC LCD1700v ... feeling clueless
I forgot what thread it was but someone had even switched the top ccfl's with the bottom ones and had some temporary stability in which was a clue into what was going bad.The strong-minded rise to the challenge of their goals,the weak-minded BECOME HATERS
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Re: NEC LCD1700v ... feeling clueless
Well I got a Benq FP731 today and when I opened up the case, I noticed that the connectors to the CCFLs are the same as the NEC 1700V so I immediately connected the NEC inverter to the Benq screen and Benq screen lit up and stayed lit (showed a bright white screen).
Obviously, I had no VGA display since the control logic/data cable are all different, but the CCFLs stayed lit.
So this tells me that something is wrong with the NEC CCFLs. So the next step will be to dismantle that and checked for arcing, burnt solder, etc.
PS. I still had the way over 470uF caps in there for the test. I fully intend to switch it out for the proper capacitance.
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