Re: Hannspree HF237

Has anyone with this Monitor successfully replaced the CCFL tubes? If so, which model# and where did you get them?
Is it even worth the time and $$$?

Re: Hannspree HF237

And... that's a "Negative, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full!" The capacitors are not the issue.
Same thing, screen off after about 3 seconds..... grrrr....
Well, at least I gave it a try...
Now just find a way to convince the "boss" that the new monitor IS a top priority, before the holidays...

Re: Hannspree HF237

Thank you both, @selldor and @budm, for you valuable input.
Three caps are in, six more to go, right after I take my dog, a "senior" Labrador, out for a little bit.
Hope this works...
Oh, I take it physical size difference doesn't matter?
Example: the 1000uF caps are quite bit different diameter...

Re: Hannspree HF237



Thank you for the reply.
I was not doubting the seller, as the feedback rating is a great tool to identify honest sellers (and buyers)... just out of curiosity wanted to identify their brands...
Yes, the bottom (1000uF) cap says 105ºC FR under the line.
The 680uF/25V has 106ºF FM [M]; the 470uF/25V has 105ºF FM [M]; and the small 10uF/50V is 105ºF FC [M].
Now all I just have to do is fire up the old soldering gun, and we'll see how it goes. Hope I can save this monitor, not ready to buy a new one right now.... but...

Re: Hannspree HF237

Hello all. First time poster....
I have the same monitor, same symptoms as OP.
I ordered a replacement caps kit ([url]http://www.ebay.com/itm/230652691331?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649[/url]), hoping replacing the capacitors will solve the problem.
My question is: how do I identify the Manufacturer of the caps I received? There is no name (logo, etc) on any of them, just the data (uF, Voltage and Temperature rating).
In the sellers listing it states: "We only use high quality capacitors manufactured by...