This is from warn parts in the power supply and scan circuits. Most of the
time, the various electrolytic capacitors can cause this. An ESR meter is
best to check for the defective one, and then replacing them should fix the
monitor. It is also possible to have other types of components do this type
of defect as well. The caps are the most common fault.
Don't service this monitor yourself, unless you are aware of the safety
procedures, and have experience in monitor and TV service. You can give it
out for this type of service. If dedicated parts and service information is
required, Acer will not sell this. You would have to take the monitor to
their contracted authorized service rep.
Considering the low cost of monitors these days, I would replace it with
something that is much better. The new LCD panels are very nice to work
with. LCD panels are the only type of monitor I would buy for computer use.
--
Jerry G.
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Dose anyone know why an acer 1768i monitor would be shutting itself
down. If i turn it of and leave it for a bit then it will start up OK
Its not power managment, it is a fault.
It is like some sort of protection is kicking in but i dont know why.
Can anyone help please
