Re: Display Turns Off-Dell Inspiron 9200
I ordered another CCFL. Going to try it as soon as I can. Appreciate the feedback-what a great thing this is. Thank you...
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Re: Display Turns Off-Dell Inspiron 9200
I appreciate your feedback--I will try it-its a simple thing and I will let you know. I am out of town right now but I will follow up. Thank you...Leave a comment:
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Re: Display Turns Off-Dell Inspiron 9200
Thank you for the reply. I'll try it--I thought of that but I could not get to the internet. I'll just download it and let it load prior to boot. I also think it my be a thermal issue but the fans are working and there was not any obstruction.
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Display Turns Off-Dell Inspiron 9200
What I have is a very nice Dell Inspiron 9200 17" Laptop-I turn it on and it boots through POST and into Windows-(XP)-It stays on for a few minutes then the Display just turns off. The computer keeps running as if it is still showing a display-but No Display.
Just wondering if anyone else has this issue and if there is a fix. -
Re: Capacitor Identification
First--thank you for pointing that out-then--what is it. I see the crack--is that something that I can replace?? Thank you for your good eyes.Leave a comment:
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Re: Capacitor Identification
Thank you for the response. I am just beginning to work on this. Any help is appreciated. As I mentioned - the 14" screen on this is very hard to see. I can adjust the brightness with the Graphic Adapter but it still has a very low brightness level. Its just confusing. I hope to get it resolved--Thank youLeave a comment:
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Re: Capacitor Identification
Its from an HP Pavillion DV 1000-I'm losing screen brightness-very low light. I switched the inverter board and it made no difference. Hopefully these new caps will work out. Thank youLeave a comment:
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Capacitor Identification
Can someone please help me get the values of these capacitors I have posted. I believe one is 220uF at 25 volts. Please correct me or add your input. Thank you...
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