Hola Amigos, tengo un problema con una Portatil Compaq Armada 1750.Luego de unos minutos de estar funcionando correctamente, las imagenes aparecen como cortadas y luego la pantalla se pone totalmente blanca, para quedar asi un buen rato hay veces que con un pequeño golpe opresion en ella se vuelve a mostrar la imagen y funciona normal, pero de pronto vuelve a desaparecer la imagens nuevamente, he probado jalando la señal de video a un minitor crt y hay si se observa la imagen a pesar de no mostrar nada la pantalla de la portatil. Gracias por la Ayuda.

Al parecer el problema es el inverter o el cincho que alimenta el inverter, para lo que hay que checar con algun buen voltimetro si esta conduciendo correctamente.

aveces un buen golpe lo resuelve todo "sobre todoe en el caso de las esposas" pero bueno dejemosnos de problemas maritales y al grano, estoy seguro que si la desarmas encontraras algun desajuste en los cbles que van al lcd. desde el cielo.

En resumidas cuentas, por ahorrar un poco de dinero compaq no uso oro en el baño de los conectores de la pantalla lcd sino plata, solo falta limpiar estos contactos, ni se te ocurra golpear tu maquina como te dice alguna mente inteligente por ahi, a continuacion te pongo el original en ingles. http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/830/ I have a solution that will fix the problem for 6 months to a year for most of you but you will then have to repeat. The problem is that Compaq went cheap when they built this machine and they used silver for the connector pins instead of gold. If you know anything about silver you will know that over time silver becomes oxidized. This is why after reseating the connection for the display plug will solve the problem for a short time. To fix you need to unplug the power and remove the battery from the system. Make sure there is no power going through the system or you could fry your system board. Now remove the cover on the left that covers the two connectors for the display. The black small one is the power and the white one is the output from the video card to the display. Go out and purchase some silver cleaner and a small paint brush (like what you would use to pain model cars) this should be small enough to do the job and you should not be able to bend any pins. Do not use a q-tip or anything of that nature, you may bend the pins and if you break one you are screwed. Simply dip the brush in the cleaner and run it back and forth over the pins. Don’t have a whole lot of cleaner on the brush you don’t want to get it too wet. Now re-seat the white connector and take it back off, repeat this a few times to work the cleaner up and down the pins. Remove the connector, let everything dry over night and then reconnect the connector and put everything back the way it was. I have done this on two armada 1750s and it fixed them both for about 6 months and then I had to repeat to get another 6 months. There really isn’t a permanent fix other then using an external monitor.

En resumidas cuentas, por ahorrar un poco de dinero compaq no uso oro en el baño de los conectores de la pantalla lcd sino plata, solo falta limpiar estos contactos, ni se te ocurra golpear tu maquina como te dice alguna mente inteligente por ahi, a continuacion te pongo el original en ingles. http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/830/ I have a solution that will fix the problem for 6 months to a year for most of you but you will then have to repeat. The problem is that Compaq went cheap when they built this machine and they used silver for the connector pins instead of gold. If you know anything about silver you will know that over time silver becomes oxidized. This is why after reseating the connection for the display plug will solve the problem for a short time. To fix you need to unplug the power and remove the battery from the system. Make sure there is no power going through the system or you could fry your system board. Now remove the cover on the left that covers the two connectors for the display. The black small one is the power and the white one is the output from the video card to the display. Go out and purchase some silver cleaner and a small paint brush (like what you would use to pain model cars) this should be small enough to do the job and you should not be able to bend any pins. Do not use a q-tip or anything of that nature, you may bend the pins and if you break one you are screwed. Simply dip the brush in the cleaner and run it back and forth over the pins. Don’t have a whole lot of cleaner on the brush you don’t want to get it too wet. Now re-seat the white connector and take it back off, repeat this a few times to work the cleaner up and down the pins. Remove the connector, let everything dry over night and then reconnect the connector and put everything back the way it was. I have done this on two armada 1750s and it fixed them both for about 6 months and then I had to repeat to get another 6 months. There really isn’t a permanent fix other then using an external monitor.