wilkes

That's really about it, unless you're familiar enough with TV repair to take the cover off and test the power supply.

If it's an expensive monitor, you can take it to a TV repair shop to get it fixed, but expect to pay at least $50. From my experience, though, once they go bad, you're better off buying a new one.

Ok, I got a monitor 17" and it shows no sign of power. I checked the fuse and it appears to be good. What else could I check before the landfill gets a new monitor,