I guess that new lamp I have for my £800 LCD Sony bravia 40" t.v should not be put in with a butter knife and some packing tape then??Most LCD monitors have an AC inverter to power the backlight in the back of the monitor, this is where the risk is since it usually has to be removed to get the screen out and replace a backlight.

Some, but not many, LCD monitors have the AC inverter in the form of an EXTERNAL adapter. While these are safer to open up and work on since it could be easily unplugged, they are few and far between. As far as I know, the cost of replacing the backlight is the same, whether the AC inverter is inside or outside of the monitor itself.

Quote from: Mulreay on June 27, 2009, 10:04:50 AM

I guess that new lamp I have for my £800 LCD Sony bravia 40" t.v should not be put in with a butter knife and some packing tape then??

I guess it might be the battery or something about your electricity plug you should check everything is in the right place and unloose that is my suggestion if your computer is a pc it may be the cause

I guess it might be the battery or something about your electricity plug you should check everything is in the right place and unloose that is my suggestion if your computer is a pc it may be the cause

oops I'm sorry but its okay to suggest a thing or two right hihi