The convenience of the user, the health of his eyes, as well as the integrity of his wallet depend on the high-quality and correct operation of the monitor, because a good monitor costs good money. But it happens that it fails. Therefore, you need to figure out what to do if it doesn't work.
Malfunction
If the monitor does not work, most often this means its technical malfunction. Before contacting a specialist, you must yourself check the integrity of the monitor power cable from the mains. First, the end inserted into the monitor is checked, it should not melt, it should not emit any odors. If there is dust, then it should be removed with a dry cloth.
Next, the end plugged into the power supply is checked. It should be firmly plugged into the outlet and should not melt or give off odors.
If after these steps the monitor does not turn on, then the problem is most likely in the cable. It is unified, so it is worth trying to remove these cables from one monitor and insert into another. If the monitor does not turn on, then the matter is really in the cable, you will need to purchase it. It is quite inexpensive - about 200 rubles. Otherwise, the problem is with the monitor itself.
Repairs
Monitor repair can take place both on a paid basis and under warranty. In the first case, the repair will be carried out on a reimbursable basis if the breakdown occurred either through the fault of the user (during the warranty period of service), or when the warranty period has expired. Any electronics store where the monitor was purchased has a warranty service center attached. First, diagnostics will be carried out, the duration of which will be up to two weeks. According to its results, it will be clear what is with the monitor, whether the repair will be paid and what will be its cost.
In the second case, the repair will be carried out free of charge, but diagnostics will still be required - this is a mandatory procedure in all cases of contacting service centers with faulty equipment.
Repair cost
Often, some service centers refuse to repair, justifying this by the fact that the equipment cannot be repaired. Sometimes this is not entirely true. The matter may be in the excessive workload of the masters, the complexity of this repair, and the mood of the engineer accepting the repair. Therefore, it is worth trying to repair the monitor in more than one workshop. The price of such repairs can be both expensive and cheap. Sometimes the price tag of a repair is comparable to the price tag for a new monitor, which makes you think about buying it. This is not surprising - spare parts for monitors are produced in few places, so their price is overpriced, and the cost of delivery is extremely high due to their increased fragility.
