/wsr/ - AOC C24G1 - Worksafe Requests

Anonymous

AOC C24G1 04/19/24(Fri)03:34:27 No.1456939

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AOC C24G1 Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)03:34:27 No.1456939 Archived

Any tech wizs here? I have a AOC C24G1 monitor, I accidentally zapped it via static electricity and the colors on screen became inverted and the entire display has a tint of white. I took the monitor apart and everything looks fine to the naked eye (no capacitors are damaged or fuses blown). But I can’t figure out how to fix it or diagnose it properly. I called 10 local repair stores and all of them said they don’t fix monitors.

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)04:22:06 No.1456940

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)04:22:06 No.1456940

Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)05:55:48 No.1456941

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)05:55:48 No.1456941

try degaussing it

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)06:33:34 No.1456942

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)06:33:34 No.1456942

>>1456939
it's your gpu doofus

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)08:06:20 No.1456943

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)08:06:20 No.1456943

just invert the colors before they go to the monitor

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)14:45:38 No.1456967

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)14:45:38 No.1456967

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>>1456939
>everything looks fine to the naked eye
Electrostatic discharge damage can be invisible to the naked eye.

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)17:25:11 No.1457014

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)17:25:11 No.1457014

>>1456942
I plugged in my other monitor and it was fine. Barnacle head.

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)17:26:12 No.1457015

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)17:26:12 No.1457015

>>1456940
:(

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)17:27:32 No.1457016

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)17:27:32 No.1457016

>>1456943
While that does fix the inversion issue but I’m still left with a heavy white tint on the screen.

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)17:28:46 No.1457017

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)17:28:46 No.1457017

>>1456967
I’m gonna use my multimeter to see if there are any blown fuses that I can’t see

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)18:54:25 No.1457031

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)18:54:25 No.1457031

>>1457017
Ahh yes...fuses...

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)18:58:45 No.1457032

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)18:58:45 No.1457032

>>1456939
Might I suggest you mess around with the output settings on your computer.
Also first try factory reseting the monitor, maybe something in the memory got fucked up.

I'd really like to see a picture of your monitor glitching.

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)19:03:36 No.1457035

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)19:03:36 No.1457035

>DisplayPort 1.2, dual HDMI 1.4 slots, and a VGA input for video signals
try a different input port

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)22:20:03 No.1457054

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)22:20:03 No.1457054

>>1457031
do you not use a multimeter to check fuses? Am I supposed to use a voltmeter or something?

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)22:21:59 No.1457055

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)22:21:59 No.1457055

>>1457035
I tried switching up the ports to no avail.

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)22:28:27 No.1457057

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)22:28:27 No.1457057

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>>1457032
I tried adjusting my display setting on my computer but the only thing that worked was inverting the colors. Heres a pic of the monitor

Anonymous
04/19/24(Fri)22:29:27 No.1457058

Anonymous 04/19/24(Fri)22:29:27 No.1457058

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>>1457032
Sorry I uploaded a pic of the CPB by mistake Here's the pic of the monitor screen

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)15:49:40 No.1457158

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)15:49:40 No.1457158

>>1457057
>>1457058
Looks interesting, but it's safe to assume one of the chips now has unfixable damage.
Guess you could try to buy a broken screen on ebay or whatever and swap out the green board.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=aoc+c24g1

Anonymous
04/20/24(Sat)16:11:56 No.1457164

Anonymous 04/20/24(Sat)16:11:56 No.1457164

>>1457158
Yeah, that's what it's looking like. It's a damn shame. I appreciate the input.