Gateway 900G 19" LCD monitor: LVDS cable GLUE?
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Re: Gateway 900G 19" LCD monitor: LVDS cable GLUE?
Ops not going very good it has seen better days
How hard would it be to put a buck converter board in place of the lm7812
Because they also make switch regular that runs a lot cooler and does not require a heat sink unless you run the hell out of it they have voltages from 3.3/5/12 and an adjustable version as well of this type of regular
Here is a website that sells the 5 volt version of this type of regulator I have used them in the past and they work very well and do not run very hot
https://www.futurlec.com/Mini_Power.shtml
Here is the 12 volt version of this type of regulator however they do not offer the single power rail anymore unfortunately but you just make a board using the same exact parts
https://www.futurlec.com/Mini_Power_Dual_12V.shtml
Here is the 12 volt version 3 amp version of the same type of regulator
LM2576HVT-12
Here is the 5 volt 3 amp version for this type of device
https://www.futurlec.com/Mini_5V_High_Power.shtml
I only posted this information for reference purposesLast edited by sam_sam_sam; 04-16-2022, 03:15 AM.Comment
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Re: Gateway 900G 19" LCD monitor: LVDS cable GLUE?
Other option is to relocate the 7812 to a different heatsink perhaps, but I just noticed something else...probably have to desolder the diode but I noticed it seemed a little leaky... this would cause some heat...Comment
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Re: Gateway 900G 19" LCD monitor: LVDS cable GLUE?
Welp, in went some new caps and the monitor is alive again. Posting this so I have a record when I last changed them...again...
Some Chemicon and Nichicon caps went in this time, and two 470uF 25V caps went in instead of a 1000uF 25V. I think the former might be better as it's more surface area to dissipate heat.
Now...when will be the next time I repair this monitor...Comment
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