This is not related to the common periodic flickering and then the screen going dead until you unplug it and plug it back in. That was another Thunderbolt display that I fixed with new cables. This one made a loud POP and then went dead. There was no problem or issue prior. I’ve tried a different power cable, but that still didn’t help.
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I think the power supply died,
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Thank you. I had that same thought. You seem to be out of stock so I purchased it for the same price on Amazon. I'll let you know if it works.
Alright :) i hope it works
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@chunnel - Time to do a bit of careful inspection of the logic board and power supply for a blown capacitor! You should be able to see a burnt component.
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