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Dell LCD Monitor's -- Hours ON
- Thread starter BrianNC
- Start date
Found it in the dell forum....must have been using the wrong search terms before...
* Turn the monitor off
* Hold down the Menu button and the plus button
* While holding the other two down, press the power button. Wait for the DVI connector graphic to disappear
* Release all buttons
* Press the minus button. The Service Menu should appear
* Press the plus button to highlight Exit Menu
* Press the Menu button to Exit
Anyone know an appropriate amount of time that should be on a new monitor from Dell...from testing at the factory I assume...
* Turn the monitor off
* Hold down the Menu button and the plus button
* While holding the other two down, press the power button. Wait for the DVI connector graphic to disappear
* Release all buttons
* Press the minus button. The Service Menu should appear
* Press the plus button to highlight Exit Menu
* Press the Menu button to Exit
Anyone know an appropriate amount of time that should be on a new monitor from Dell...from testing at the factory I assume...
taylorwilsdon
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- Joined
- Aug 21, 2006
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Well, it should only be a few hours but I don't think its anything to worry about. The life of an LCD is very long, I believe somewhere in the range of 10 years?