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• you see... it's been taken apart

  Damon Toal-Rossi posted 11 years ago

• I know what one problem is....it's in pieces.

  Zay Turner-Ford posted 11 years ago

• you guys brought jokes!

  Derek Brooks posted 11 years ago

• jinx :)

  Damon Toal-Rossi posted 11 years ago

• what's upsetting is...I know that bio-diesel mf'r

  Zay Turner-Ford posted 11 years ago

• I can't wait until you have a job again.

  Kari Reynolds Brooks posted 11 years ago

• RTFM?

  Derek Dukes posted 11 years ago

• we fix a lot of monitors here and its almost always Capacitors. Just replace most of them its cheap and easy.. But if that usually doesnt fix it and there is no noticeable damage most of the time it is just junk

  Steven Coffey posted 11 years ago

• does it make any noises when you turn it on?

  Steven Coffey posted 11 years ago

• had a flat screen tv where humidity had contributed to the shorting out of a capacitor.

  Zay Turner-Ford posted 11 years ago

• i suspected capacitors as well. they're all fine. i have 2 of the same monitor and even flipped the inverter boards between them to make sure the inverter boards were good. they are.

  Derek Brooks posted 11 years ago

• the problem is that when you turn it on, the back light comes on for a split second and then goes right back out. the display is still there if you shine a flashlight on it... all signs point to inverter board, but this even happens when i put the good inverter board into the bad lcd.

  Derek Brooks posted 11 years ago

• maybe the panel is just bad then

  Steven Coffey posted 11 years ago

• that's what i'm thinking... it's just driving me bonkers that i can't just fix it. ;)

  Derek Brooks posted 11 years ago

• well atleast the cost of buying new has come down a lot just go get you a new 30" thunderbolt display..

  Steven Coffey posted 11 years ago