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Old 16th Apr 2009, 15:52
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Hello. I had some issues with my hp f1905 flat panel monitor and found I had three bad capacitors. The original issue was the monitor acted like the back lights were bad, the screen remained black after boot. I replaced the caps and the monitor came to life with exception. The screen now flashes repeatedly displaying from bright light, to black, to horizontal color bars, about a 3-4 sec cycle. Any info will be greatly appreciated.
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Old 26th Apr 2009, 13:17
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Sounds like its stuck in a test pattern loop..

Consult the manual and see if it says what you have to do to get in and out of diagnostic modes.

If no luck search google - Apple don't tell you how to do it on the iPods, but you can find out with a quick search.
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