I have a Mag Innovision 22" LCD monitor. It's a pretty old monitor and I already have some caps replaced about 3 years ago. The screen was turning itself off after a few seconds, so I took it apart and replaced the bulging caps. Now it will stay on, however, the image on the screen is shivering. Does this mean my monitor is dying? Or is there anything simple that I might have overlooked? Thanks.
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Re: Image shivering after cap replacement
got any foto's?
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Re: Image shivering after cap replacement
It's hard to show in the photos, because the words kinda shivers/shifts. But I found a work around for it, turns out this only happens when I use the VGA input (maybe there are some other bad caps or when the caps went it damaged something on the VGA side), when I use the DVI input it's fine. So I just switched the cable to DVI. Thanks for the reply.Comment
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Re: Image shivering after cap replacement
i meant of the boards.
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Re: Image shivering after cap replacement
Caps can fail without bulging or leaking. Probably should replace all the electrolytic caps or at least the ones that test bad or out of tolerance if you can test them.Comment
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