Re: LG W2453V Picture Dies After 2 Seconds
I see what you mean, from closer look it looks like red wax in there....
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Re: LG W2453V Picture Dies After 2 Seconds
English please? Haha.
If it's not the caps (which i will test once the new caps come) then it would make more sense to buy a new (used) board for $22.
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Re: LG W2453V Picture Dies After 2 Seconds
So i checked the resistance (it's the one that uses the omega sign on the dial, i think) and it gave me 1.019 on the first pair and 1.023 on the other pair. I guess that means they are well within the 5% and are in good working condition?
I already ordered some replacement caps, hopefully ill be able to solder them.
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Re: LG W2453V Picture Dies After 2 Seconds
First of all, thanks for all the helpful replies.
Now, i'm a noob to this "business", so the way i understand it, i need to buy a digital multimeter with auto range, there are hundreds of those on ebay, are they all ok? Do i need to look for something more specific?
And then check the ohm readings between the upper left/right to the lower left/right to makes sure they are within 3-5% of eachother?
Another noob question, when i hook the multimeter up, the power should never be connected to the board, c...
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LG W2453V Picture Dies After 2 Seconds
Hi,
So i have a problem with an LG W2453V, i connect it, it turns on and shows a picture and after about 2 seconds the picture turns off but the on button light is still on. If i unplug and reconnect, the same will happen again.
After reading a bit and coming across this place i found out the problem is likely bad caps.
I took the monitor a part and took some photos of the power board.
At first glance it looks like the small 33 uF has leaked but is it enough to cause that problem? The other caps look alright, no leak, no weird shape.
Now,...
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