Re: Samsung 2232GW

Success!!

And a few notes, the 100 uF 450V replacement Capacitor leads were to short, I extended them. I forgot to leave the face of my monitor bezel on a towel and so I scuffed it up a bit (lightly). I hope a bit of plastic polish will take out the scuffs, but the main thing is that it works and no flickering!

Thank you all for the advice and words of wisdom!

DSC_6569_edit.jpg is a view of the bad caps. The other two images are the new caps soldered and in place and ready to install....

Re: Samsung 2232GW

Ok, there is more to it than just uF and volts I believe with your help, I have determined that the parts I selected (more like stumbled upon) in the earlier post are good replacements, however.. Now I know why!

Spreadsheet attached, I thought that .xls were not allowed, and lets face it... The text file is way more difficult to maintain rows and columns. If everything looks good I will proceed with purchase. Thank you so much PCBONEZ, and everyone else also! I really appreciate all the help.

Best regards,
Tom...

Re: Samsung 2232GW

Looking for replacements, so far here is what I have come up with:


1 x [B]Panasonic TS-UP 2.2 uF 50V[/B] [url]http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=EEU-FC1H2R2H-ND[/url]

1 x [B]Panasonic FC 100 uF 450V[/B] [url]http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=P7427-ND[/url]

5 x [B]Panasonic FM 820 uF 25V[/B] [url]http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=P12391-ND[/url]

1 x [B]Panasonic FR 330 uF 25V[/B] [url]http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=P14415-ND[/url]...

Re: Samsung 2232GW



Made corrections on Capacitors (fresh eyes this morning!) and updated initial "Samsung 2232GW_Capacitors.txt" text file with Mfg. Series as well as Dimensions. Great information!



Thank you, I will let the kids now, they helped hold the chair still (that I was standing on) while I snapped away One of my other hobbies is photography, I did not do too much to prep for the photo. Small Aperture (increases apparent depth of field)+indirect/diffused flash (bounce flash removes harsh lighting glare)+some...

Recently my monitor became flickering coming out of standby. I do not often shut off my computer (including monitor) but did so a few times. The problem showed up during Bios/Post screen all the way to Windows Login. Obviously not a driver issue, to make a long story shorter. Having dual monitors, flickering and one not (reversed connections at GFX card same monitor flickered). Monitor also exhibits flicker when not plugged into any GFX card when powered on.

So I took it apart and have located some bad caps (surprise ), some bulging, and some leaking. Attached is a photo...