Monitor shorted due to hair pin insertion to get full view of picture (EW Correction)
 

Philips 107X43: FCC ID: A3KM112

My monitor is shorted with a light while tilting board by placing paper

and metallic hair pin to adust EW Correction (a metal stud/upstand) to
get full view of picture otherwise it's left/right edges was bowed.
I checked fuse still working in another monitor,I inserted 2 other
fuse,but unable to get any picture.
Monitor shows green power LED and a humming sound while opening
monitors.
I want to know what went wrong during blow -off when I have pushed a
hair pin inside to lift board.What parts I have to look to rectify
monitor.

"Thaqalain" wrote in message
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Philips 107X43: FCC ID: A3KM112

My monitor is shorted with a light while tilting board by placing paper

and metallic hair pin to adust EW Correction (a metal stud/upstand) to
get full view of picture otherwise it's left/right edges was bowed.
I checked fuse still working in another monitor,I inserted 2 other
fuse,but unable to get any picture.
Monitor shows green power LED and a humming sound while opening
monitors.
I want to know what went wrong during blow -off when I have pushed a
hair pin inside to lift board.What parts I have to look to rectify
monitor.


Could be anything, you'll just have to look at where the pin shorted and
trace the circuit back testing parts along the way.

"Thaqalain" wrote in message
oups.com...
Philips 107X43: FCC ID: A3KM112

My monitor is shorted with a light while tilting board by placing
paper

and metallic hair pin to adust EW Correction (a metal stud/upstand) to
get full view of picture otherwise it's left/right edges was bowed.
I checked fuse still working in another monitor,I inserted 2 other
fuse,but unable to get any picture.
Monitor shows green power LED and a humming sound while opening
monitors.
I want to know what went wrong during blow -off when I have pushed a
hair pin inside to lift board.What parts I have to look to rectify
monitor.

It is very difficult to decipher your poor English but the most evident
point is
-- You do not know enough to be poking in a box that will kill you when
you do not know what you are doing.
--
John G

Wot's Your Real Problem?