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Posted on Oct 26, 2007

NEC Monitor LCD1700V

The monitor screen goes blank after less than 5 seconds.

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  • Anonymous Nov 15, 2007

    when the computer is turned on, windows starts loading and the monitor turns black. when windows finish loading and you push the monitors start button, you see the start screen briefly and it turns black

  • Anonymous Nov 27, 2007

    I have the same exact problem... monitor screen comes on but then blacks out after less than 5 seconds

  • kyla130 Dec 23, 2007

    I have the same problem - I can't even get into the screen settings as the screen blacks out too quickly!

  • gouldianguy Feb 12, 2008

    I have nec 1810 turns on then fades out-when window are opening it turns on the turns black-any ideas?

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I had a similar problem with a NEC LCD1935, and I traced it to the inverter board which was a Lien Chang LI-2190 ... it seems that common problems with this type of board are bad solder joints due to the temp. cycling, or blown capacitors, but I was too lazy to resolder everything so I just disconnected the BL signal line that goes between the main board and the inverter board, and this solved the problem. In my display it was a green line, marked BL on the inverter board -- I removed it from the connector and just taped it off.  I'm guessing that this is a blanking signal that the invertor uses to signal to the main board there is an overcurrent situation and that the display should be blanked/shutdown.
I'm certain that there are still problems with the inverter and it might go again, but at least I have a working monitor for the time being.
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I have a NEC Accusync LCD52V, I got the same problem. I solve this problem removing pin 4 from CN201 connector located in the "VGA" controller board (board p/n 715G-1350-3-GM). I just took out the connector and insulate it.

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Either the internal power supply unit or the backlight inverter has failed. If you look really closely at the screen after it shuts off, if you can still see something moving on the screen (eg, your mouse) then the backlight needs to be replaced. If it is completely blank, the power supply needs to be replaced.

This repair is difficult and can only be done by a technician.

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