I’ve been trying to get my ArcadeVGA card hooked up to my Wells Gardner 7191 25″ arcade monitor, but it is having many issues, not the least of which is a constant scrolling image that just won’t lock. Is it a problem with the video cable or something like that? Can anyone please help me out to get this fixed please?
Sanyo 20EZV monitor problems change C407 10 microfarad, 160 volts stop vertical foldover, squish one side
My monitor just stoped working. The backlights dont stay on. The backlights are good, because i tested with a external neon power supply with sound sensor. ~When i turn on the screen normally, the backlight only lights up for like a second, then it turns off.
I received 3 of these monitors for free because they stopped working. In the first video I show what the problem is. I will follow up with more videos showing the repair process.
I hate such problems… every time when you turn the monitor on you get these artifacts. But about 30 seconds later you can use it without any problems, until you shut it down that is… It seems that the power supply (manufactured by Fortron) had some failed capacitors, because after replacing them the display was back to normal. More at: bloodys.com
Having problem with the computer turning on, I either have to turn off the computer for 30 secs, but lately its been more longer, like half an hour to a hour of a wait with the power unplugged, if I am lucky it will run. Once I get it running I have to leave it running well that is if it goes on stand by or if I turn it off, it won’t come back on, and I’ll have to do the same steps like above again. When I click the power button it flashes with the orange light instead of the green one and doesn’t turn on. –Comment– Nov 23/09 I tried removing the ram, but didn’t change anything, haven’t got the problem fix, not sure if its the motherboard, Power Supply, or Video Card, which I don’t think it is at all. I am aiming towards that its the Power Supply, because I was told from some people that Dell components have trouble reading non Dell hardware, which I believe is ridiculous.. Well because hardware is hardware… I don’t know… Not sure when I will be able to get this computers fix, I am stuck working on my laptop for who knows how long…
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Dell U2711 bought at XPSDirect, screen shaking problem first 10 minutes.
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