Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
Ok... I did finally get to the T-Con board... and sure enough, there was a fuse (F1) that was blown. However, I attempted to jump it and now I don't get anything but a flashing power light.
Lrdsatyr8
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Last Activity: 11-14-2012, 04:14 PM
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
I hope those pics were good enough... I can't find any blown fuse or capacitor... any help would be appreciated!Leave a comment:
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
That should read "no problems there"Leave a comment:
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
Well.. I finally got this puppy open and got to the circut boards. The first two pics are the power board and the second are the main board. I checked the fuse and now problems there. I also used my multimeter on the back of the power board near the fuse and found no problems there either with any of the smd's. Still trying to figure out what might be happening here. BTW - You were right about the screws on the side after removing the the ones that hold the plastic cover on... I find kinda dumb now! LOL...Leave a comment:
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
The 4 orange arrows point to 4 screws holding the front plastic cover on... none of them actually hold the metal casing together. I've never seen this before....Leave a comment:
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
The prior pics should have been viewable but this time I attached them... hopefully this will explain. The first image shows the rivets pointed out with the bklue arrws and the 4 outer screws in red arrows. (Figured out the problem with the images... forgot to convert them from direct from camera)...Last edited by Lrdsatyr8; 09-24-2012, 02:53 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
Ok... got the plastic cover off the back and now I find that the circuit board is rivited behind some metal plates. Photos show what I mean...
How am I suppose to get to the motherboard without doing major damage here? BTW - The 4 screws around the outside edge only remove the plastic outer cover.Leave a comment:
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Re: Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
My biggest problem right now is trying to open the case without damaging it. There's no screws on the back of it and it's all snapped together... can't quite figure out how to open it without damaging the outer case. Any suggestions?Leave a comment:
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Help with Compaq WF1907 White Screen Issue
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Re: sharp lc32sb24u bulb / inverter problem
Hey all... I just picked up a LC32SB24U set from teh junk yard and found this forum and have been trying several of the suggestions... but here's what's been happening. When i first got the set, I plugged the power cord into the wall and turned it on. I got a descent display for anywhere from 5 to 12 seconds and then the set would shut off by itself and the power light would flash green once a second. I tried the VOL- and INPUT button to reset but no luck... So I figured like so many here have stated I probably have a bad bulb (still waiting...Leave a comment:
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