First up, check the reasons why your LCD monitor is not working.
- Is it is a burned capacitor which can be replaced quickly & cheaply?
- A cracked panel which costs $150-250 to replace?
- Or simply an ageing monitor that needs to be replaced in its entirety?
It is cheaper to repair LCD monitors when:
- The cost of replacement parts (panel or capacitor) is lower than the cost of buying a new monitor.
- New monitors related to the size you want (22”, 24”, 32” or 42”) are unavailable, incompatible or expensive for your buying budget.
- Your monitor is new – but out of warranty – and needs only minor repairs. In this case, it is cheaper to replace the parts that are defective than to buy a new LCD monitor.
