The only thing you can do with your monitor is go through it with an
ESR meter to check the capacitors. You will most likely find some high
ESR caps. Replace them as necessary. If it works you have a fixed
monitor. Other than that, there is nothing else you can do without
having the proper setup, service information, and service capability
for the monitor. You will require the proper soldering tools to replace
the bad caps you locate.

I found that about 85% of the failures in these monitors were from caps
going defective over time.

Your will find that the capacitors are most likely going to be the SMD
type. General replacement SMD caps can be ordered from any of the major
electronic parts suppliers.

The manufactures of these monitors only support board level service to
their authorized service reps. They do not do or support component
level service.


Jerry G.
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