So, recently my monitor "Samsung SyncMaster 732nw" started to become white-ish when i turned my pc on. Although i could see the display clearly but the whitening on the screen was irritating. I ensured that it was a hardware problem. I opened my monitor and cleaned all the cable plugs inside it with isopropyl alcohol, but it was of no use. On further exploring I found a capacitor slightly bulged and replaced it with another capacitor. But now the monitor won't even start. The specs of bad (bulged) and new capacitor are as follows:
Bad cap - 25 V, 680 uF, 105°C (M)
"XC" was written on it and on
the opposite side "W2A" was
written .
New cap - 25 V, 1000 uF, 85°C (M)
SD was written on it and on
the opposite side
"H8E PET" was written.
Images for reference - For research https://imgur.com/gallery/ELP3i
Bad cap - 25 V, 680 uF, 105°C (M)
"XC" was written on it and on
the opposite side "W2A" was
written .
New cap - 25 V, 1000 uF, 85°C (M)
SD was written on it and on
the opposite side
"H8E PET" was written.
Images for reference - For research https://imgur.com/gallery/ELP3i