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Introduction |
| If your monitor is acting up in some strange way, you probably have a case of bad or failing capacitors. Here are some signs of bad capacitors | | | * Power issues | | * No power | | * Video issues(stability, doesn't stay on when plugged into a computer, resolution, random image dropping, etc.) | | * auto adjustment issues | | * Power light flickers slightly | | * Random problems | | * it has to be unplugged from the wall frequently | | * Transformer hum | | | This one is having automatic adjustment issues, power issues when hooked up to a computer and transformer hum problems. I already took this apart to check the capacitors, so it will be easier then one that was never opened before. '''Expect a lot of trouble if you have never opened your AL2216W before. I am saying this from firsthand experience working on this monitor.''' I also know what capacitors failed in advance, so I was able to get them ahead of time. | | | '''Due to the nature of messing with a power supply, I strongly suggest reading ALL warnings given. They are for your own good! If you don't take precautions and get hurt, it's your fault, not mine.''' |
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