It would be well worth checking the electrolytics. _Any_ sign of
swelling should indicate a replacement. Most electrolytics have a flat
top and a slight bulge is enough for me. I've fixed quite a few
appliances in the last year or so and at least 50% of them were caused
by this.

Subsequent testing on a cap. meter often shows pretty close to correct
capacitance - but high or very high  ESR.

Richard P

2008/10/12 Carl Denk <cdenk@alltel.net>:
> What I have done several times successfully is, take a non-conductive
> probe (wood pencil sized) probe, and tap, push on board, components,
> etc. Many times it's a poor solder joint or two or broken trace. Clean
> board of crystallized flux, examine traces with magnifying glass.
>
> cllow2020 wrote:
>> my monitor fault & shutdown, any help to get monitor benq V773 service
>> manual/ schematic diagram ? have open up take a look , EHT working, power
>> supply working, only brightness shutdown, seem like can be repair. any help
>> ?
>>
>>
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