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Brand New 14'Tft Lp140Wh2-Tlm1 For Acer LCD Monitor For Laptop

Brand New 14'Tft Lp140Wh2-Tlm1 For Acer LCD Monitor For Laptop

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Product Description:

Model No:   LP140WH2-TLM1  For Acer

WideHeight:16:9
BackLight: LCD
Resolution:  1366*768

Connector: 40pin  

 

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Q: If you still have an older type of monitor, then you need screensavers to avoid the image burning into the screen.If you have a newer LCD monitor, then no image burning is possible, so screensavers are not required. Am I correct on these points, or do I have faulty info?Thanks!
You are correct. LCD does not suffer screen burn in, only CRT and plasma have that problem. Though I would suggest that you might as well turn the screen off when you are not using it anyway.
Q: I’m a computer teacher and teach in a lab that has 25 computers. The computers are side by side for the most part. They are all new LCD monitors. I had this problem with the old CRT monitors, but thought that the new LCD monitors would have some type of filters that would eliminate such interference. Is there anything I can do to rectify this problem?
LCD monitors are completely immune to the problems of CRT monitors. When you say wavy, are you talking about vertical waves or horizontal? Are they standing waves or do they drift across the screen? Are the waves luminous waves or color waves? Are they ALL experiencing this problem? Of those with the problem, are the patterns identical and synchronous or are they independently wavy? Are all the computers identical systems? Do all the computers share a common power source? You say you're a teacher, which makes me take this shot in the dark: Does your institution also have a radio lab (I.e.: a class capable of producing a strong source of EMI)?
Q: i have just got a lcd monitor from a friend and ive plugged it in etc but the screen goes blank although the green light is on if i switch it off and on again i get a picture for about 2 seconds then it goes blank again spoke to my friend and it seemed fine when she had it i don't know the make of it as it don't say on the back anyone have any ideas im using an old Monitor at the moment which is working ok so im presuming its not my pc.
More than likely the inverter board for your LCD has gone bad. The inverter board powers the back lights in your LCD. If you will take a flash light and shine it directly at the LCD you will probably see the display very dimmly. You can purchase the board and swap it yourself or you can pay someone to do it. Either way it will be cheaper than buying a new LCD.
Q: I have LCD monitor but options still does allow me to select frequencies 60hz to 75hz. Does changing frequency affect LCD somehow? Or games performance?
Frequency refers to how many times per second your screen refreshes, unless you know what you are doing, leave it on 60. Changing this CAN damage your monitor.
Q: I am using a VGA box on my Sega Dreamcast so it will output VGA, and when I use this box, I notice that there are faint non-moving vertical lines on the screen, but only when I hook it up to an LCD monitor or TV. The lines are not present when using a CRT monitor. This is very aggravating, and I have no idea what the problem could be. Could it be that one or more of the capacitors inside the VGA box are bad? Or what? Thanks in advance.
Blank, okorder
Q: I tried setting most resolutions like 1024x768, 1280x1024 etc. but fonts looks pixelated and not smooth. I found only 1440x900 resolution very good and optimal, but screen looks way too big. Can anybody recommend the best resolutions suitable for 19' LCD monitor?
Best Monitor Resolution
Q: LCD display by children with a blue ballpoint pen painted a lot of pen, with a special cleaning display spray is not clean, has been 2 days, and find solutions.
You can use a computer cleaning kit to clean up.The first step: take out the liquid crystal special cleaning liquid, press the top 2-3 times and spray it evenly on the LCD screen (please refer to the LCD screen size for the specific dosage).The second step: take the product with special fine machine cloth, carefully wipe out from the center of the screen. Until the glue sprayed on the LCD screen is wiped clean.The third step: fine machine cloth can be used to wipe the LCD screen to wipe the body, it can use waste. With professional cleaning LCD screen what fine machine cloth to wipe the body is quite luxurious, so it is recommended to use used to clean enough.
Q: after you turn on the monitor about 30 seconds later it gos blank like you shut it off. does anyone know what the problem is ?
It sounds like your monitor's back-light is bad. This is a common problem with LCD monitors. LCDs use a lamp (usually fluorescent or possibly neon) that provides the illumination for the screen. Often times this lamp will go bad before anything else on the monitor. One of the symptoms is when the monitor is turned on the lamp will work initially, but after a few seconds, and the lamp warms up, it shuts down. Most times if you look closely, with some external light onto the screen, after it shuts off you can see a very faint, dark image on the screen of what was on the screen before the lamp went out. This is the image without the benefit of the internal light to illuminate it. If you don't see any faint image, but the screen seems to be somewhat illuminated, then your inverter (another monitor internal component) may have gone bad. At this point you have two options. 1) Take it in to get repaired by replacing the lamp or inverter, or 2) Purchase a replacement monitor. Best of luck.
Q: I have a Dell 15 LCD monitor with a model number of E153FPc. And a few seconds after I turn it on the screen will go blank (but if you look closely you can see some of the outlines of the screen. It came with my Dimension 300 and is a few years old. I searched the model number on google and I saw an article on this (the first result) but I couldn't understand what the person was saying. I am good with computers but I am nowhere near good enough to the point where I can open up my screen and run tests. Please tell me what the problem is and how to fix it if I can.
You may not be able to fix an LCD monitor since it has a very complex technology inside. If you have verified the cables and plugs are physically well and the problem persists after this step, what I would advise is to first check if this same problem happens on other computer or if you get the same result with another monitor plugged to your Dimension, as any negative result from any of these tests would open the possibility of a failing graphics card too. Good luck.
Q: i just got a used lcd computer monitor. when i hook it up, the picture is very dim (almost black). is it the ccfd inverter? the computer montor is a Kogi L4AX. i also have another lcd computer monitor. when i hook it up, and turn it on, the picture comes on for a split second, and then the monitor turns off, and back on then the same problem repeats. this monitor is a LiquidVideo L17LCD2.
The first monitor has a problem with either the inverter not powering the backlights or the backlights themselves are bad. Hard to say which for sure. The second monitor, that turns off then on and repeats, sounds like an internal power supply issue, not the inverter or backlights. In either case, the cost to repair them is probably not worth it as it will probably be cheaper to buy another one than to repair them. Best of luck.

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