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We r using dell lcd 1901fp when we power on it displays for 2 sec and then disply off but power led shows on, again we poweroff and on it it shows for two sec again disply disapper kindly suggest exact position to check
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You need to check your power options settings and modify it , so that your monitor does not turn off automatically.
If you are using windows xp , go in control panel and then there would be an icon for power options , double click the power options and then you would find settings which read turn off monitor , turn off hard disk etc... select the turn off monitor to never mode or as per your convenience and you would have your problem solved.
You could have an inverter board problem. The inverter supplies high voltage to the CCFL lamp which provides the back-lighting.
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Hi,
This is a common problem with LCD monitors and is usually a result of blown capacitors or it could be a failed backlight as the inverter will shut down if it detects this. You will need to open up your monitor and you will be able to see if any capacitors have "blown" but failure of a lot of components will cause this symptom.
sounds like a video card problem in your pc. If you are using the onboard video output on your motherboard, you probably need a new one. If you are using a card that has been added to the board in a slot, try your onboard output (looks the same)
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It is probably either a CCFL back light issue inside the LCD or a set of capacitors on the inverter/power supply board.
Would you be willing to part with it ?
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