Re: Hanns-G HG281D, LCD Monitor no power

If it matters, copper braid was pretty much useless in comparison to a good solder sucker. My iron is an old Weller TC201T unit, 60watts. This iron is a tank and I personally used it for 8 hours a day, often forgetting to shut it off during breaks, for over 4 years. Who knows how many more it had done before I kidnapped it.

It's possible my equipment/old tip decreased the effectiveness of copper braid.

I'd agree that Helping hands/Clamps have a limited usefulness.

Re: Hanns-G HG281D, LCD Monitor no power

Thank you!

Re: Hanns-G HG281D, LCD Monitor no power



Thanks for the advice. Next time I will build my own list.
The kit is for the correct revision, the other small cap is probably just one of those things..only god knows.

Off hand does anyone know the spec for that cap so I can get a replacement? I think it was a 1uf 50v but I'm not positive.

Recycler, I find it interesting that your PSU was in good shape and it was your logic board that was failing. Perhaps it's because I'm new and I have not yet read everything but It seemed to me that...

Re: HG281D already repaired, but still experiencing problems.



I did not shop through eBay, I had seen the vendor recommended by another member.

The cap does not appear to be mentioned and my kit came without any missing parts. What would make things more clear to me are whether or not that cap is commonly replaced or if some choose to not change it?

Is that cap likely to be responsible for my remaining issues? Does anyone know what cap I'm trying to describe?

I came to you, the gurus, for general support. Not support for some...

HG281D already repaired, but still experiencing problems.

Hello,

This is my first post here at badcaps. Firstly I want to thank the community for getting me this far. I've ordered and installed the LCDalternatives slection of caps.

The problems I was experiencing were very fuzzy, imprecise color (messy) and wavy lines when the monitor would get really hot. It would also not power on when turned off, so I had to leave it "on" all the time or in powersave. One time it took me a couple hours of mashing the power button to finally get my blue...