Hi,
My LCD monitor is not working. I have taken it apart and found an internal plug is all corroded. I want to replace this plug but I don’t know what type of plug it is and without the name of it I can’t search on the internet for a store that will sell me a replacement.
Does anyone know what it is? See the picture attachment.
Any help would be appreciated.
zeus
May 13, 2009, 7:45am
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Thats quite a common plug. I dont think they have a specific name. Its just a 2 pin pcb plug. Usually used for low voltage power supply.
Do you know any online stores that sell the plug?
zeus
May 19, 2009, 10:17am
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No, but PM me your address and i’ll send you one.
Ive got a few from lcd screens out of laptops.
If you would feel safer buying it off me over ebay for £0.01 let me know and ill put it on there and send you a link.
Do you know how or why it is burned out? That plug will probably connect to the inverter board. Inverters often die on LCD monitors.
zeus
May 21, 2009, 11:50am
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Ive put the plug in the post Royal Mail Standard 1st Class. It cost less than twice what it would cost me to send a letter to my nextdoor neighbour!
It only has about 2.5-3 inches on cable attached but that can be easily extended.
Let me now when it arrives. I sent another letter to Perth and one to Austria at the same time. It will interesting to see which arrives first.
Thank you very much! I’ll post back when I get it.
I got the plug in the mail today. I have installed it in my monitor and it works now! YAY!
Once again thank you very much!