Samsung SyncMaster 931BF LCD Monitor "flat screen reads stand" Questions

...screen frame is where you start(different versions might have screws). The frame has the prongs, the back cover has what the prongs slip over.The frame is coming off first! I got the side to open by ...

...screen is turned down. p { margin-bottom: 0.21cm; }a:link { } Sounds like some bad electrolytic capacitors, it's easily fixed. I highly recommend reading the links at the bottom, it'll give a you a ...

...SCREEN LIGHTS UP FOR ABOUT 2 SECONDS, THEN GOES BLACK p { margin-bottom: 0.21cm; }a:link { } Sounds like some bad electrolytic capacitors, it's easily fixed. I highly recommend reading the links at ...

...screen. I checked the capacitors on mine....well at least visually and I did not see anything wrong with them. No bulges. Any other good way to check them? So do you have any links to the areas you ...

screen briefly, then goes black again. Leaving on for a while, then shutting off and back on sometimes gives me a few more seconds of picture, then black again.I read where others are saying to change

...screen is black and "sleeping". What is going on? Does it work as a stand alone monitor (single display)? If not, it may have the problem in the power supply/inverter board. If you are going to DIY ...

screen). This will be a challenge to open without breaking it. You'll need a flat screw driver and wedge it into that narrow rectangular hole. You can use any prybar if you don't have screw driver. It

screen. Remove it. The LCD/unit is sandwiched between the thin faceplate and back cover, which are held together by several clips: 3. Carefully pry and remove the faceplate with a flathead screwdriver

...screen that flashes on briefly or stays off. These bad capacitors do not look bad and do not swell but they do develop a high ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance). You need an ESR meter to check them. ...

...screen's case to open to see inside! I have tried everything in the repair manual (the actual manual technicians use) and unfortunately, it doesn't just "lift off" b/c it catches on something inside. ...