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Vertical red line on Dell monitor. Stuck Pixel?

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Hello again people of ifixit,

I have a Dell S2240L monitor. One day, a vertical red line appeared on the monitor as shown in the picture. Initially, it went away on its own or sometimes a gentle press on the screen made it go away. However, it doesn't anymore.

[image|1496518]

I have tried fixing with [https://www.aurelitec.com/pixelhealer/windows/|PixelHealer], I ran it for about an hour and a half, but doesn't seem to make any progress. This line of pixels can only be changed to either red or black (as far as I know).

I have seen people suggesting to take apart and  check for loose connections inside. But I don't know how to take it apart as there aren't even visible screws anywhere. I am not afraid to do so if I know how, I have disassembled other monitors before, but I don't want to break it.

It should still be under warranty when it showed this line but I have lost the warranty slip unfortunately.

Do you have any suggestions in fixing it? Or an idea how to take it apart? Thank you.

Pictures of the monitor :

[image|1496521]

[image|1496520]

[image|1496519]

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Vertical red line on Dell monitor. Stuck Pixel?

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

Hello again people of ifixit,
I have a Dell S2240L monitor. One day, a vertical red line appeared on the monitor as shown in the picture. Initially, it went away on its own or sometimes a gentle press on the screen made it go away. However, it doesn't anymore.
[image|1496518]
-I have tried fixing with PixelHealer, I ran it for about an hour and a half, but doesn't seem to make any progress. This line of pixels can only be changed to either red or black (as far as I know).
+I have tried fixing with [https://www.aurelitec.com/pixelhealer/windows/|PixelHealer], I ran it for about an hour and a half, but doesn't seem to make any progress. This line of pixels can only be changed to either red or black (as far as I know).
I have seen people suggesting to take apart and check for loose connections inside. But I don't know how to take it apart as there aren't even visible screws anywhere. I am not afraid to do so if I know how, I have disassembled other monitors before, but I don't want to break it.
It should still be under warranty when it showed this line but I have lost the warranty slip unfortunately.
Do you have any suggestions in fixing it? Or an idea how to take it apart? Thank you.
Pictures of the monitor :
[image|1496521]
[image|1496520]
[image|1496519]

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Vertical red line on Dell monitor. Stuck Pixel?

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

Hello again people of ifixit,

I have a Dell S2240L monitor. One day, a vertical red line appeared on the monitor as shown in the picture. Initially, it went away on its own or sometimes a gentle press on the screen made it go away. However, it doesn't anymore.

[image|1496518]

I have tried fixing with PixelHealer, I ran it for about an hour and a half, but doesn't seem to make any progress. This line of pixels can only be changed to either red or black (as far as I know).

I have seen people suggesting to take apart and  check for loose connections inside. But I don't know how to take it apart as there aren't even visible screws anywhere. I am not afraid to do so if I know how, I have disassembled other monitors before, but I don't want to break it.

It should still be under warranty when it showed this line but I have lost the warranty slip unfortunately.

Do you have any suggestions in fixing it? Or an idea how to take it apart? Thank you.

Pictures of the monitor :

[image|1496521]

[image|1496520]

[image|1496519]

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