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Display
Type
repair
Thing
Failed Capacitors
Title
Repairing Display Failed Capacitors
Introduction
The first thing to check is that all the cables are connected securely. Try replacing the power cable with an identical cable from a working monitor.
Bad capacitors can be identified by looking at them. This guide will walk through the steps of opening the monitor, locating bad capacitors, selecting replacements, and soldering them in.
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Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Author
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