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Monitor is White? HELP


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JoeyLong

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When I go to boot the PC it goes white and if i restart the monitor it goes back to normal for a few seconds...I've tried different PC's and different cables so I'm assuming it's an issue with the monitor. any suggestions would be helpful...THANKS
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sounds like the lcd panel is going bad.... If that is the case it may not be worth fixing.
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That's what I'm starting to think to but I was hoping against hope that it wasn't true.
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well if it goes white that means the backlight is working and that the invertor is supplying power so next would be screen....
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So would you recommend fixing the screen or just buying a new monitor?
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Quicker to replace it than mess about with it.
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does the screen fade to white or just switch straight to white if it fades , then its most likely a contrast fault which would be worth getting fixed , if it switches straight over then you might have a dry joint on it either way if its a good one and worth a bit its better to let someone have a look at it , could just be a dry joint or a faulty potentiometer, good luck
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It goes straight to white, I've decided to chuck it and get a better one. thanks for the help
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