A dell 1708 monitor, the monitor would power on, screen would display for two seconds then the backlight would go off. You could faintly still see the graphics in the background.
This was exactly the same as the Samsung 540n I fixed in an earlier post, that was bad PSU caps so I was expecting to see similar inside.
Disassembly was straightforward. Four screws in the middle of the back,( behind the stand bracket), then unclip the bezel all the way around (this was tight !). Pull the back off, remove two screws from each side to release the electronics assembly from the panel, remove back-light wiring covers then cables, remove main screen cable. Finally to get to the component side of the board, remove output connector locking screw posts then screws from the back of the PCB.
I wasn't disappointed, more bulging brown stained caps than you could shake a stick at, six in all, all clearly failed.
They should be 35v 330uf, removed they were measuring about 150uf.
Here they are in all their glory.
New caps in, I have circled the six affected capacitors that were replaced.
Back together with the new caps, all working ok !
People are always asking me to fix things, which isn't a bad thing as I love fixing things ! The web is such a valuable resource, a diagram, sourcing a part, finding out 10000 other people all had the same fault and there is a fix for it ! I started my blog so that other people may see a fix for their problem or provide some inspiration !
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