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  • CroTech
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    • Dec 2012
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    LG flatron-w2361v reset

    Hi all, I found LG Flatron W2453V at the dumpster, it had a white screen only, so I noticed a burned out SMD coil on the digital board and since it can not be replaced, I bought cheap board with controls, but this one was from LG flatron w2361v.

    The problem is that now, I have kind of a demo that shows half of the screen in one settings and the other different, it can be seen in the pictures.

    I am wondering is there a way to reset digital board eeprom or the board itself since my controls on the monitor are not working, only the on/off switch works (so, no menu, no nothing).

    Sorry for the photos, I will try to get it better once I get my camera back.
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