Top 20 Planar PE191M 19" Flat Panel LCD Monitor Questions & Answers

The monitor cannot support the video resolution that the PC is putting out. You need to lower your PC video resolution or get the better monitor that can support the resolution the game requires.
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Capacitors kit: http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/ he can make you a set of caps for you.

Or www.digikey.com just make sure to use caps with low ESR, 105c, high ripple current, long life rating such as PANASONIC FM or FC series.

Make sure you video cable from the computer is seated in correctly.

plug the screen into another pc, laptop, whatever you can find. if it still does it its the screen, if not its your video. could be a power cord, but usually not. if cheap it may be worth a gamble.

Okay.... If you can. install your drive. It may work. If not then your Hardware in your monitor is screwed. Or maybe something else but not to my knowledge.
good luck!

This could be one of two problems, the light in your monitor has a loose cable, or the light is dying. I have seen cold cathode lights that are about 10-15$ to buy and many instructions on putting them in yourself.

Solution 2, your cable is loose on the back of the monitor. Make sure you have the screws tightened on either side of the vga or dvi cable, both on the back of your monitor and on the back of your computer or laptop.

iv come across this before sometimes people can see that the monitor is actually working but the light has gone out id say bad capacitors that are breaking down. if you want to DIY it take it apart and find the light pcb usually built on the power supply pcb and look for bulging or swolen capacitors this happens alot in my opinion. if you can DIY it get the same caps or same value but better ones. I might be wrong but worth a look

Hi...there,
It's seems you got a settings problems. Read your manual again and go over step by step...see which settings you are missed. Make sure the cam are turn on...before you can remote view it.

try the capasitos in the in line of the circuit they have to be electrolitic condencer some times with the time they open and made the monitor not work try it wiht analog multimeter is more easer know if the condencer are bad

1. Try a different DVI cable. 2. Check the monitor's settings and make sure it is set to the correct resolution. 3. Try a different computer or laptop to see if the issue is with the computer or the monitor. 4. Try a different DVI port on the computer. 5. Try a different monitor. 6. Check the video card settings and make sure it is set to the correct resolution. 7. Try a different video card

Make sure it is on level ground.

No, there is no microphone listed in the specs, just integrated speakers

I use either VGA or HDMI connectors to connect to an external monitor. I'm not sure what you're asking on the "power cord". Are you asking about the charging "brick" and such? Or?

You will need to go to advanced settings under resolution options and set the display to 60hz refresh rate then go back to resolution and set your native, the problem is its probably trying to default to 75hz and is causing an issue

Try Another Monitor---If OK--Problem Is With Your Monitor---If Does The Same Thing--Problem With Computer Video.

perhaps this

Need reset on monitor BIOS. Call the support from distributors.

ivettecorral, "Switch-mode-power-supply" is in partial shutdown mode. The monitor needs you or tech to fix it. Your display isn't any different than any other brand that has BLACK and not BLANK screen!!! Read more options that you have open to you in my fixya profile. Then decide what and how you will restore unit to operational condition. 12fixlouie aka louie12fix If this helps geting you started after you do some reading, come back and rate this response on fixya!!

Try connecting another "known-good" monitor to your computer.
If it does not work, it's the video-card on your computer that is the problem.

Try connecting the monitor to the VGA-port on a laptop, or to some other desktop. If it does not work, and if it's under warranty, exercise the warranty. Otherwise, it's dead, and you need to buy a replacement, and responsibly recycle the dead monitor.

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