I recently acquired a not quite properly working BenQ DV3250. I suspect this is a defective AV board issue, but I don't know for sure. The AV board is a BQ102 part number 48.M3401.A00 which is basically unobtanium unless you can read and write Taiwanese. All the voltages look good from the PS so I guess I'd like to try and figure out if this is fixable and if this type of display corruption is indicative of a failing AV card or if it's the panel itself. I suspect this will just be an academic exercise as neither are likely to be available anywhere for a reasonable cost.
The gist of it is that the right half of the screen appears to be fine, but on a black screen there are two vertical blue bars, that appear to be some kind of inverted color issue with duplicated color corruption from the right half of the screen to the left. Like maybe when the screen should be no blue it's full blue, and when it's supposed to be full blue it's no blue?
The gist of it is that the right half of the screen appears to be fine, but on a black screen there are two vertical blue bars, that appear to be some kind of inverted color issue with duplicated color corruption from the right half of the screen to the left. Like maybe when the screen should be no blue it's full blue, and when it's supposed to be full blue it's no blue?
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