Solution: Examine, diagnose and fix a Dell monitor with only a few tools and a repair kit bought of off ebay that consist of four (4) transistors and a fuse. Oh and all the hardware will run 5 bucks with shipping, instead 100$ for a new monitor.
Tools:
- Philips screw driver
- Flathead screw driver
- Multimeter
- Soldering tools
Hardware:
- Transistors x4
- Fuse
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Signing UpStep 1Dismantle Monitor
Steps:
1. Unscrew the four (4) screws that attach the base from the monitor and remove the base stand.
2. Along the bottom of the monitor case use a flat screw driver (preferably a panel popper so not to damage the case) and pry apart the housing. Continue all along the monitors sides.
3. Once the back monitor panel is removed detach the power button cable.
4. Remove the front panel by prying the four (4) clips along the sides of the panel.
5. Slide the protective metal housing off the case.
6. Unplug the high voltage monitor plugs.
7. Unscrew the four (4) screws from the sides of the housing (two (2) on each side)
8. Slowly lift the housing and unplug the monitor cable.
9. On the outside of the housing, remove the two screws near the VGA input and remove the metal plate there.
10. Pop out the plastic support above the power cable input.
11. unscrew the seven (6) screws from the circuit board and one (1) screw for the ground cable.
12. Apply pressure from underneath the circuit board and squeeze the clips to remove the two (2) clips on the circuit board.
13. Remove circuit board.
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