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Dell LCD monitor - purple haze

banchang · 2008-10-03 20:16:22

Like it says, something has gone wrong with my Dell LCD monitor, & the screen is gone like a bad 60s trip. It comes on ok, but gradually a purple haze moves in from the top left & eventually....well you get the picture (I don't eventually) Anyone know where/how this could be repaired, & how much ?

03-10-2008 9:16pm

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banchang

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Like it says, something has gone wrong with my Dell LCD monitor, & the screen is gone like a bad 60s trip.

It comes on ok, but gradually a purple haze moves in from the top left & eventually....well you get the picture (I don't eventually)

Anyone know where/how this could be repaired, & how much ?

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but i don't know why

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#2 04-10-2008 10:03pm

DonkeyStyle \o/

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Might it still be under warranty?
Some of them come with 3 years cover IIRC.

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#3 05-10-2008 12:38am

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Assuming you have no warranty left on this monitor, I'm afraid buying a new one would be cheaper in the long run than getting your current lcd fixed.

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