Re: Dell E152FPb

Well I tried re-soldering some of the connections however upon power on the image turns on for a second or two and the backlight goes out. I can still see an image very faintly on the screen.

Re: Dell E152FPb

Oh cool. Thanks a ton. I'll be sure to do that in the morning then and will post with results.

Re: Dell E152FPb

Well that's good news.

Would it be easier to reflow with a heatgun from my station? Or check for cracked points and re-solder? I also have a small oven I frequently reflow X360's with at my disposal.

Edit: also, thanks for the link. Bookmarked

Re: Dell E152FPb

Okay, well I've good good and bad news. Mostly bad news. The screen is working fine now that everything is plugged back in.

But it was doing this before. It would work fine, then it would flicker, I'd hit it and it'd turn back on, then it wouldn't even flicker and I gave up. This is was a couple weeks ago. I hooked it up a few days ago and it just worked, had to hit it once I think yesterday, and then today it just wouldn't try. Which is why I took it apart.

@Both I don't have access to my multimeter, I took it to work today and forgot...

Re: Dell E152FPb

My apologies. I figured an album view would be easier is all. Also they were taken with my iPhone in HDR so they're large files.

Edit: Ran into sizing issues, pictures were over 2k pixels, attached to post 1.

Noobie Incoming.

I got this monitor from a friend that had some flickering issues. Thwacking it worked, but after a short time the unit will light up the power button, but an image will never present.

So I ripped it open and have board ETL-XPC-801

And thus, I am here.

Any help would be appreciated. It looks like the caps in picture 3 might be bad, but I'm not sure if there's something else that might be bad....