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22" 16:10 LCD monitor introduced in 2007. This monitor may have noticeable color accuracy problems in some releases of Mac OS X without calibration.

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My monitor won't lite up

AL2216W monitor

My monitor won't lite up. The power button is lite (green) but no display.

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Fixedit! changed the 5 caps, resurrect my 10 years old AL2216W!

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My caps are fine and the two boards are fine. It is the backlite that are gone. can someone tell mewhere to get the backlite replacement?

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Replaced the caps on two monitors and they work again. No power led when turned on.

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Check the capacitors for swelling and/or corrosion: Acer AL2216W Capacitor Replacement

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I have bad capacitors in my AL2216W, too. Is this guide still available somewhere?

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I do not know why access is now forbidden. I'll link this question to someone at the iFixit staff and see if they can fix it! @kaykay

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Hi @mayer. That particular guide has been set to private by the author—looks like he might be working on improving it.

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Is it Nicks?

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Yup. Looks like he's been working on some edits.

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Check for an image using a flashlight. If it's stable, then it's likely a bad backlight tube or capacitors. However, it’s generally a capacitor fault that can be salvaged with a complete recap of the power supply board.

If the capacitors look okay or a recap didn’t work, the problem usually lies with the power supply inverter or the CCFL tube in the panel. Sometimes this is fixed with a power supply, but it rarely fixes the problem when a recap doesn’t work. Mine lasted ~1 year with a recap and ended up with a failed backlight the second time (check for a black end on the tube). It’s generally difficult to replace this and you usually ruin the panel in the process if you never done it before.

The problem in your case is it's likely like mine where a new power supply won’t fix the problem because of a bad panel as the failure of the backlight is more unique - when the tube fails, you usually lose it within seconds while a capacitor failure is more gradual and doesn’t happen without warning. Since the panel is old, expensive and out of production, you’re better off recycling this and replacing it if the caps pass. Beyond attempting a capacitor replacement, it isn’t worth repairing the monitor.

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