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From: kronflux on 10 Dec 2009 13:58
hey, I've got an LCD monitor here(as mentioned in the subject, it's a
Proview 900W)
when I hook it up after it's been unplugged for a long time, it works
just fine for a few minutes. anyway, what happens is. after a bit, it
randomly shuts off.
it won't turn back on. and what I mean is, it loses power completely.
no LED's lit, nothing.
if you remove the power cable, and plug it back in, the monitor turns
on, and shows the desktop for a brief moment, then shuts off again.
any clues?
From: Agent24 on 10 Dec 2009 22:26
On Dec 11, 7:58 am, kronflux <kronf...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> hey, I've got an LCD monitor here(as mentioned in the subject, it's a
> Proview 900W)
> when I hook it up after it's been unplugged for a long time, it works
> just fine for a few minutes. anyway, what happens is. after a bit, it
> randomly shuts off.
> it won't turn back on. and what I mean is, it loses power completely.
> no LED's lit, nothing.
> if you remove the power cable, and plug it back in, the monitor turns
> on, and shows the desktop for a brief moment, then shuts off again.
> any clues?

I would check the electrolytic capacitors in the PSU section first.
The last Proview\DSE I opened had the dreaded Fuhjyyu in it...
Wouldn't be surprised if they were the or at least a part of the
problem.

If you want more information head over to the forums on badcaps.net,
someone there should be able to help you
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