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i was using a Lenovo desktop with a 12 V DC TFT monitor..it was all fine till I decided to use the TFT monitor with another desktop which don't have the 12 V DC socket in its SMPS.. .that time I didn't care to check the voltage rating at the monitor's back pannel and plugged it directly into the 220 V AC supply. now its not showing anything in the screen..only some strange lines..please tell me what has actually happened to it..and how much will it cost to repair it... i think only the power circuit board inside has blown up..replacing or fixing it may work...please guide me..
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I think this is the key phrase:Quote from: amitmula on January 15, 2009, 05:14:07 AMbut i did some alteration Why? Why hook up something designed for 12V DC to 220Volts AC? How can one even fathom that working?
If that is true you may be lucky enough that there could be an internal fuse that will blow (to prevent damage to the rest of the monitor). If your lucky that can be replaced and your back in business.If you have the manual for the monitor it should mention and give the location of the fuse. If not contact the manufacturer of the monitor or try a google search on the monitor for a manual.goodluck,truenorth
If you have another monitor, then why not just use that one?Seems easier than taking it apart to fix the other monitor.