Re: Dell 3007WFP and PA-4151-1-LF Help!!

I don't see any other damage on the board. The PFC Inductor is definitely bad, there are 2 legs that were broken off when the owner tried to fix it himself. Normally I would just buy another board, but I can't find one. Is there any way to know which PFC Inductor will work as a replacement? I have never had to replace one of these and don't know anything about them.

I got this monitor for free a couple years ago. As you can see in the pictures there is some damage and I need to replace one of the yellow components. I have been trying to identify them, and I believe they are transformers, but I'm not sure. You can clearly read all of the numbers, but I have searched for them all over the internet, and I can not find anything about these components.

Just incase you can't read the component it says...

42-M41511P03 ROHS HP OK
LITEON TB-130(2) 1013 MC REV +A

Can someone help with what they are and how to cross...

Re: Panasonic TC-P60S30

Never mind, I had the multimeter on AC instead of DC

Re: Panasonic TC-P60S30

I have the exact same issue as hokie1027, but when I measure the voltage at P6 pin 6, I get 10 volts and it is clearly labeled that it should be 5v on the board. I tried to unplug the A1 just to see what would happen and did not get any clicks. Any Suggestions?