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I bought my Flatron LCD Monitor in taiwan this year february,2008.And brought it here in the philipines when my contruct ends this year April 2008.I want to return it back to LGe taiwan because it is defective.I only used it for two months.The problem is when i turn it on,there's a display then after a split of second,turns no display but there is power because blue light is blinking.
I consulted repair shop here in the philippines but they dont know how to fix it.
How can i return it back to you LG company
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To your concern, a couple of suggestions:
try the local LG (LG Philippines #15 Francisco Legaspi St Maybunga Pasif City, tel nos: 641-4181 to 85, fax 641-2656, Service or online support;
if you could try again a reputable electronics service center/shop, pls mention for them to look at the CCF )cold cathode florescent) lamps, the inverter and/or the main board;
the blinking light is significant, it could indicate loss of video signal or internal protection kicking in;
possibly heat related, check for any of the capacitor bulging or leaking.
If they would reference a service manual or a schematic diagram, pls relay that it is chassis CL-82. Foremost to check would be for the presence of both the 12 and 5 volts,.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
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Reconnect your old monitor.
Set the screen-resolution to 800-by-600 at 60 Hertz.
Shutdown.
Connect the new monitor.
Reboot.
The new monitor will be detected, and will run at 800 by 600 at 60 Hertz.
Change the screen-resolution to some higher value that both the new monitor, and your older video-card, will allow.
Because the fuse on scaler PCB is blown. Open the monitor, open metal cover, disconnect all cables coming between display and boards, take the chassis off the display. On back side of display you will see metal cover, mounted with tiny screws, take them off. Unscrew the board also and carefully tilt it up. Observe tiny chip fuse (referenced F1 or FU1 or something with "F") somewhere nearby the connector, ring it, replace it with solder drop. Take everything back together.
There's an adapter cable required to go from the Mac's external monitor connector to a standard VGA plug. You can see what it looks like here at the Apple Store site. Once you have the adapter you can use a plain old monitor cable with VGA plugs at both ends to connect your Flatron.
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