"Christian, that is a common issue with bad capacitors on the power board. You can either replace those or replace the power/inverter board. Cost for that is now around $30USD
Whoa, just realized how old this question was. Anyhow leaving the answer for completion sake."
"Some monitors will not show anything at certain resolutions, so use a better monitor to set the resolution form the computer software and if that does not work then you may have to get another or repair the the one you have
now you will have to weigh the pros and cons about repairing...
pro---repair will be cheaper
con-- it has been repaired--don't know how good the repair will be, don't know if other things are going bad with the monitor- don't know how expensive it will be......
if the repair is less than $ 40.00 you may want to do it or buy a used monitor for the same price or a little more.
or you take the that money and put a little more and buy a brand new monitor
here in NY you can get a brand new monitor for around $135.00
Have the same issue. Swapped it with multiple other monitors and it's effecting all of them. Swapped the cables, ports, and outlets/surge protectors. Still continues. What computer component could cause this?
