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@stealthisalbum1 Right on!
capacitors are def the prob…i just fixed mine after it sat for like 2 months…im dead happy this bitch is working…i replaced it with higher rated caps in hopes it would last that much longer…but if you questioning that this is the problem…it totally is!!
thanks alot , i had the same problem ,and with your help i was able to fix my samsung 226 bw monitor .
only one suggestion , when your explaining how to fix the monitor by replacing the capasitor, you should explain how to put the capasitor, i mean in what position.
thanks again, i felt great being able to fix my own monitor.
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@X2N18 It’s easy to fix it, you’ll be surprised.
same problem mine has ive been using it since then but has to turn off an on until it warm ups but im going to try fix it myself :p
Thank you so much! I had the same problem on my Samsung SyncMaster 932BW. It flickers for about 2 minutes from a cold start and about 30 seconds from sleep. I replaced the 3 25V 470 uF capacitors, and now it works perfectly again.
@morangejuice i did and good thing i did. there were two blown caps an their 1000uf 25v
@udontnoeme05
You will probably want to open your monitor up and check to see exactly what caps it uses. It’s possible they use the same, but rather unlikely.
Just finished successfully replacing the caps on one of two 226BW’s I have had since `07. Like clockwork, the warranty expired and then the caps blew on both monitors.
Mouser was(and still is) out of the 330uF 25v caps, but I was able to find the same ones in stock at digikey.com (manufacturer part numbers ECA-1EHG331 and EEU-FC1E821). They arrived in 3 business days shipped by first class.
Thanks for the nice tut and good luck to all you do-it-yourselfers!
*I needed 1-330 & 2-820′s per LCD
@Talifey
I noticed that there was a height difference too, but there is plenty of room for the taller cap.
could i use that 25v 820uf cap for the syncmaster 206bw as well? i am having the same problem
The linked 820uf capacitors are 25mm tall, the ones in my 226bw are only 20mm. Do they foul on the casing? I held a ruler to it and it seemed awful close. But I can’t really seem to find any of the proper specs that are 20mm tall and readily available as well.
@Crypticit This fix applies to almost any type of screen. I recently had a 32 inch plasma television do the same thing.
Thanks mate this fix really clarified a lot for me. Very thorough, this exact problem was happening to my screen at around the time it happened to yours, a 2007 screen aswell, I lived with it until it just died all together, thanks
@joeypesci You wont get shocked.
@beast6228 Getting an electric shock is what I worry about. Would leaving it for a day discharge it?
@joeypesci If it’s broke fix it, you have nothing to lose. The parts are cheap.
Mega weird. I ordered a new monitor just before new year and the VAT increase. To go with the Samsung in this vid. I got the wrong aspect ratio though but stuck with it. Prefer the aspect ratio of this Samsung though. But ever since got the new monitor the Samsung started this flickering. I thought it was my new 3 screen setup and the cables. But appears not
so the Samsung is dying 
may attempt the cap repair if I’ve brave enough.
The most common internet electronics provider is RS components, who have a minimum buy order of 5 units of any particular item, so it’s kinda a. In addition, only ever buy Panasonic, Rubycon, United Chemi-con, Nichicon and Mallory Capacitors. Anything else is liable to be some shitty chinese capacitors also afflicted by the dreaded capacitor plague.
i got a question mine just stopped working one day the blue light turns on when i hit the power button but the screen does nothing should i still replace the power supply or should i change out the video card????
@slayer2022 I used an el-cheapo 20 watt Radio shack soldering iron and the crappy desoldering bulb, it worked just fine.
Thank’s!
I had the same problem
Oh yeah !!! I just replaced 2 x 680mfd and 1 x 330mfd and my monitor is brand new !!!!
Thanks for putting this video on dude, it helped a lot with the confidence to do it !!!
My monitor doesn’t display any image and it makes a loud humming. I took out the circuit board and found it was coming from there. When I listen for the hum it’s in an area grouped with capacitors, but a yellow and black thing just below it (not sue what it’s called. Do you suggest that this is the capacitors still? If so, what sort of common household electronics would contain 25v 820uf capacitors?
My 226BW is doing the same thing… Thanks for the video.