Question Is it possible to fix this monitor?

[Giant Hunger]

So i have this DELL U2414hb and it has lines on the monitor, the screen isn't shattered. Is it possible to fix it?

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Is it plugged in to a graphics card?

 

[Giant Hunger]

Is it plugged in to a graphics card?

My gpu works perfectly fine, I had switch my pc with a different monitor and there isn't any artifacts at all. So I assume its the monitor that's the problem

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Yes I see what I meant was are the lines there all the time or only when plugged in to a gpu?

 

[Giant Hunger]

Yes I see what I meant was are the lines there all the time or only when plugged in to a gpu?

lines there all the time

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Then your monitor needs repair.

 

[Giant Hunger]

Then your monitor needs repair.

Do you think is it possible for repair shop to repair this?

 

[Bazzy 505]

it's very fixable, backlight is working, lcd panel isn't damaged at a first glance, if you haven't punched or kicked it, it would most likely only need is the main pcb.
for U2414H, it should be part number for 5E29D01041. It goes for anywhere from 40-60 bucks depending on if it's a new old stock or harvested from drop kicked unit.
You would probably be charged another 50ish in labor.

Unless you can do the swap yourself, you would end paying over 100 bucks to fix it. Might be worth considering throwing another hundred in the pot and replacing it with something like AOC 27G2U, same 1080p res, very decent ips screen slightly bigger, 144hz and officially gsync compatible/freesync compatible utterly crap speakers(but who would use those) and can be bought well under 200 when on sale.

 

[Giant Hunger]

it's very fixable, backlight is working, lcd panel isn't damaged at a first glance, if you haven't punched or kicked it, it would most likely only need is the main pcb.
for U2414H, it should be part number for 5E29D01041. It goes for anywhere from 40-60 bucks depending on if it's a new old stock or harvested from drop kicked unit.
You would probably be charged another 50ish in labor.

Unless you can do the swap yourself, you would end paying over 100 bucks to fix it. Might be worth considering throwing another hundred in the pot and replacing it with something like AOC 27G2U, same 1080p res, very decent ips screen slightly bigger, 144hz and officially gsync compatible/freesync compatible utterly crap speakers(but who would use those) and can be bought well under 200 when on sale.

Thanks man I appreciate

 

[Giant Hunger]

it's very fixable, backlight is working, lcd panel isn't damaged at a first glance, if you haven't punched or kicked it, it would most likely only need is the main pcb.
for U2414H, it should be part number for 5E29D01041. It goes for anywhere from 40-60 bucks depending on if it's a new old stock or harvested from drop kicked unit.
You would probably be charged another 50ish in labor.

Unless you can do the swap yourself, you would end paying over 100 bucks to fix it. Might be worth considering throwing another hundred in the pot and replacing it with something like AOC 27G2U, same 1080p res, very decent ips screen slightly bigger, 144hz and officially gsync compatible/freesync compatible utterly crap speakers(but who would use those) and can be bought well under 200 when on sale.

Btw can I use a different monitor mainboard. I got a shattered screen dell 21 inch but only the screen shattered and it still shows on screen. So I was wondering if I could replace my old monitor mobo with the u2414H?

 

[USAFRet]

The question comes in....which is more expensive?
Repair or replace.

Only your local repair guy knows for sure.

 

[Bazzy 505]

Btw can I use a different monitor mainboard. I got a shattered screen dell 21 inch but only the screen shattered and it still shows on screen. So I was wondering if I could replace my old monitor mobo with the u2414H?

that is very unlikely, these circuits are closely tied to screen units they're driving.