Specifically it stays on but without showing any image. I turn on the monitor and then turn on the PC, when the monitor receives the signal the screen goes black.
As for the lamps, my monitor has 2 up and 2 down, I took the 4 and lit them out and they all light up, can that still be? If so, I compared the capacitor that tells me and tried again. Would the result of inserting the capacitor be similar to bridging pin 1 of the FAN7314A inverter chip to ground to eliminate the protection of the board?
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ok there are 4, just do it one by one, disconnect one and where that lamp is connected, place the ceramic capacitor, normally they are blue, you must have many on TV boards, 2 kv or 2000 volts, so you discard the lamps,
I tried what you told me days ago (it took me a while to get the capacitor) and I don't get any changes, the monitor keeps on turning on and it goes black with some small variation of lighting but without showing image. Thanks for the idea too. Can you think of anything else to keep looking at? I thought it could be the video plate of the monitor itself ... but no idea so far.
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