June 28th, 2011, 01:20 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Phoenix
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Thanks for the Great Pics!
Thanks Tester Dude for the great pics and instructions to fix the NEC 2010X monitor. Apparently this relay has a well deserved bad reputation. The pics were extremely helpful to assist me in doing the work myself. You have a great day! 
Quote: | Originally Posted by TesterDude Hi all,
After fixing something like 5 or 6 of those monitors (which all failed pretty much at the same time within the same condition) here is my contribution to the post: pictures I've taken for those who feel less comfortable opening the monitor and soldering parts..
They are on picasa web, user ldparenteau. Looking for keyword nec2010x is, for now, the only hit... For those with the ability to post a link, that'd be appreciated to post the album link "as-is", I don't have that privilege as a newbie on this forum.
Now if someone could tell me why one of those monitor emits a high pitch sound similar to a transformer's "whirr" from the big blue capacitor seen on the pictures... The monitor works, but the sound is *quite* annoying for those who can hear it. I'm discussing the issue with a technician and will post the answer if I get one...(capacitor identified as MM155K-2GD: 1.5uF 400V Polyester Film Capacitor (Radial Leads) from the TAITSU corporation. Then again, link to specific product sheet is prevented by forum rules...) |
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