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Thread ID: 115876	2011-02-07 11:06:00	Viewsonic Monitor Problem	bk T (215)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1176064	2011-02-18 08:34:00	Try this, just did it on mine and :waughh: I now need sunglasses its so damn bright :cool: but crystal clear to the point of having to dim it. Press 1 , scroll down with the arrow keys to"memory Recall' Press 2, the screen should go black, then come back on, press 1 if asked to save.	wainuitech (129)
1176065	2011-02-18 08:46:00	Does button 2 feel the same as button 1 when you press it in?	Phil B (648)
1176066	2011-02-18 08:48:00	The "F" option doesn't come up unless you do the button 2 power up	Phil B (648)
1176067	2011-02-18 08:53:00	Try this, just did it on mine and :waughh: I now need sunglasses its so damn bright :cool: but crystal clear to the point of having to dim it. Press 1 , scroll down with the arrow keys to"memory Recall' Press 2, the screen should go black, then come back on, press 1 if asked to save. I did that earlier on it does improve a little but it's still far, far from its original state! The brightness is now 100% but it's only about 50-60% when new. Anyway, the buttons are not responsive at all and that makes me frustrated! Really, I don't know what have they (Monitor Tech) done to my monitor. The guy I talked to claims that they didn't do anything to it other than fixing the DVI problem. But look at the condition of my monitor now, I'm pretty sure that they did messed it up, as it was not like this before!	bk T (215)
1176068	2011-02-18 09:02:00	If I were you & you got the monitor from a bricks & mortar store. I'd take it back, tell them you tried the warranty return, it was unsatisfactory as it didn't work properly upon return & you want a replacement or your money back. Get the manager there, threaten CGA, Fair Trading, Fair Go & anything else that comes to mind & walk out the store with your replacement or your money back	Phil B (648)
1176069	2011-02-18 09:16:00	If I were you & you got the monitor from a bricks & mortar store. I'd take it back, tell them you tried the warranty return, it was unsatisfactory as it didn't work properly upon return & you want a replacement or your money back. Get the manager there, threaten CGA, Fair Trading, Fair Go & anything else that comes to mind & walk out the store with your replacement or your money back I do agree with Wainutech's view that I most likely will not win the case if CGA, etc. is to be mentioned. Life is such, at times lucky and at times unlucky! Anyway, they have promised to put in a new board and I'll wait for the next repair outcomes before taking the next move. Thanks for sharing your views, etc., etc. :thanks	bk T (215)
1176070	2011-02-18 09:18:00	If I were you & you got the monitor from a bricks & mortar store. I'd take it back, tell them you tried the warranty return, it was unsatisfactory as it didn't work properly upon return & you want a replacement or your money back. Thats actually what should be happening, Please refer back to post 41 and my reply 42. Something dont "fit right" -- Meaning I think theres more to this "good deal" from a friend than they are letting on. It doesn't matter if they sold it to you at giveaway prices, that doesn't allow them to "cop out" of their responsibility and you have to handle a warranty problem.	wainuitech (129)
1176071	2011-02-18 09:26:00	mmm, yes, see what you mean. It looks like it may be that the management of the shop don't know that the monitor was actually sold to someone other than a staff member & now whoever the person is (staff member), is shittin bricks lol	Phil B (648)
1176072	2011-02-18 10:01:00	Maybe when they reassembled the monitor after repair they didn't mount the button board properly and the plastic buttons on the monitor aren't making contact with the actual switches inside. Seen this happen on a CRT monitor when someone didn't put the case back together properly and jammed the buttons.	Agent_24 (57)
1176073	2011-02-18 10:05:00	Could be dodgy capacitors too lol :thumbs:	Phil B (648)
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