Rudi Herbert
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Hi,
Today, as we were changing the Lemo connector on the LCD cable, one of my assistants tried plugging the cable into the LCD and obviously plugged something where it didn't belong because after that, the monitor only shows white and black lines, with several cables. Is there a way to fix the lcd? I assume some circuits must have gotten fried when the power connectors were plugged somewhere else. I hate throwing things away, a common habit nowadays, nobody seems to fix anything anymore, replacement is the key word, and again, I hate that. But I don't want to spend hundreds of dollars to fix a monitor that sells in good shape used for $300 nowadays. Any ideas whether this is fixable and how? I need this old lcd, not the new one, since that's the one that fits inside an underwater housing that we use.
Thanks,
Today, as we were changing the Lemo connector on the LCD cable, one of my assistants tried plugging the cable into the LCD and obviously plugged something where it didn't belong because after that, the monitor only shows white and black lines, with several cables. Is there a way to fix the lcd? I assume some circuits must have gotten fried when the power connectors were plugged somewhere else. I hate throwing things away, a common habit nowadays, nobody seems to fix anything anymore, replacement is the key word, and again, I hate that. But I don't want to spend hundreds of dollars to fix a monitor that sells in good shape used for $300 nowadays. Any ideas whether this is fixable and how? I need this old lcd, not the new one, since that's the one that fits inside an underwater housing that we use.
Thanks,