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NEC NL10276AC30-03 LCD Panel CCFL Replacement
Hello folks,
I recently got the above 15'' LCD panel for nothing from work, as the display had gotten darker and darker to the point of being unreadable. The research that I have done on this problem so far leads me to the replacement of the CCFL tubes that provide the backlight, or possibly the inverter that powers these things. The trouble I'm having is in locating the correct tubes to replace the ones I have, and in determining the voltage requirements of said tubes (my attempt to measure the voltage only elicited a rather chilling scream from my meter, which I found out after maxes out at 400V). From what I've read so far, apparently the voltage requirements of the tubes is determined largely from their physical charateristics (length, diameter). I've found some tubes that are fairly similar, but not exactly the right size. The tubes that I have are approx 2mm x 302mm. The replacement I have found are 3.2mm x 300mm. Obviously, I'd prefer to have the exact tubes, but since I have nothing but my time invested I'm prepared to do a little gambling if necessary. Any suggestions you folks could offer would be very much appreciated. --- Chris. |
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NEC NL10276AC30-03 LCD Panel CCFL Replacement
You require the original tubes and drive transformers. They are matched.
The NEC service department will change them for a reasonable cost in relation to the value of the monitor. I don't think they will sell them to outside service people. They will request to service the monitor for you. Their service is excellent. By-the-way, the voltage these tubes run on is very high. You are lucky you did not get hurt, or blow your meter! -- Greetings, Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG ========================================= WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm ========================================= "John Smith" wrote in message news:hhXkb.133852$9l5.84207@pd7tw2no... Hello folks, I recently got the above 15'' LCD panel for nothing from work, as the display had gotten darker and darker to the point of being unreadable. The research that I have done on this problem so far leads me to the replacement of the CCFL tubes that provide the backlight, or possibly the inverter that powers these things. The trouble I'm having is in locating the correct tubes to replace the ones I have, and in determining the voltage requirements of said tubes (my attempt to measure the voltage only elicited a rather chilling scream from my meter, which I found out after maxes out at 400V). From what I've read so far, apparently the voltage requirements of the tubes is determined largely from their physical charateristics (length, diameter). I've found some tubes that are fairly similar, but not exactly the right size. The tubes that I have are approx 2mm x 302mm. The replacement I have found are 3.2mm x 300mm. Obviously, I'd prefer to have the exact tubes, but since I have nothing but my time invested I'm prepared to do a little gambling if necessary. Any suggestions you folks could offer would be very much appreciated. --- Chris. |
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