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12/5/2014 7:10:58 PM EDT
I am replacing the capacitors in my computer's LED monitor, because it fails to come back out of "power save/sleep mode" once it shuts off. The power light flashes continuously, which is supposed to indicate a power problem.  If I unplug the computer video card, the monitor will turn on to the log and then "no cable detected" message.  When I plug the cable in, after a few moments the monitor does finally turn on.  It seems this is a common occurrence with LED monitors.






Can I replace a 100µF 35v cap with a 100µF 50v cap that I have on hand?

 
12/5/2014 7:22:41 PM EDT
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Yes you can. post pics of the work!