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HELP! LcD monitor NOT turning ON!


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jadi929

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Ok well heres the monitor I have:

LT7T7s Mag Innovision

Heres more info on it:

http://www.maginnovi...d...465&pi=1459


Well this is what happened, I wake up one morning to find that my monitor is not turning on. I had turned it off properly the night before. Well I figured maybe it was just the power cord. Made sure it was connected right.

But no use, then I decided to hook up my old CRT monitor to see if it wasnt the actual monitor. But the CRT worked fine. (thats what i'm using rite now)

Anyway, I opened it up to see inside even though I know nothing about LCD Monitors. I looked around, made sure the wires were connected and everything. Made sure the actual power button was ok. And when I put it back together, IT WORKED!!!!


Now while I was hooking it up, I accidentally pressed the power button, and WALAAA! it turns off and now were back to scratch.

So can anyone help me out here?
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    Kraków my love :)

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It looks like you need new monitor.
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is there any way to fix it? or will i just have to buy a new one? wats the normal life expectancy for these things? i have had mine for about 2 years now
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You don't fix monitors, because the cost of the repair will always be higher, than the cost of brand new monitor.
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nevermind guys, i just decided to open it up again and this time removed the lcd to make sure the power cable and other wires were connected properly, and when i closed it all up, it worked fine. thanks anyway for your help!!
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Good :)
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