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Default Help: ACER 19" monitor model 7299SL arking in the CRT socket

I have this 19" monitor with this problem;
There is arking in the CRT socket ?
I have removed it from the tube and it still arks?
I have looked for shorted capacitors but I don't see any?

any help appreciated, maybe you have fixed a couple with this problem?


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Default ACER 19" monitor model 7299SL arking in the CRT socket

Where is it precisely ?


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I have this 19" monitor with this problem;
There is arking in the CRT socket ?
I have removed it from the tube and it still arks?
I have looked for shorted capacitors but I don't see any?

any help appreciated, maybe you have fixed a couple with this problem?




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Default ACER 19" monitor model 7299SL arking in the CRT socket

It is just about anywhere inside the socket. I have removed the red wire
from the flyback and it started arcing elsewhere.
This is definetly a problem where the high voltage is way too high.
This is obviously a bad design since most monitor go into shutdown if
anything happens with high voltage too high?

Without a diagram I have ahardtime figuring out where the regulator is. I
see an IC around the power supply that is a SLA6046 which I think is
involved with the regulation (5 N-channels)
I think that somehow it the current load on the high voltage is fed back
into that IC.
I can't be certain without a diagram.

Bad design for sure,

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Where is it precisely ?


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I have this 19" monitor with this problem;
There is arking in the CRT socket ?
I have removed it from the tube and it still arks?
I have looked for shorted capacitors but I don't see any?

any help appreciated, maybe you have fixed a couple with this problem?






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