LCD Controller Board -- Need Help Finding

[feebleminded]

I got my hands on a surplussed Dell 1908FPc monitor from my work because when you press the power button nothing happens. Since I am a college student, naturally I work two jobs during the summer -- One to pay for school and one to pay for play/hobbies At my second job I threw it on the bench and the power supply checks out and the button works, so it *should* work. But since it doesn't I am assuming that the controller board is shot.

The question is...can anyone buy these controller boards? It has a Dell part number and serial number on the board. The sticker says PN: (T)6AGCDGQ. The only other markings on the board is the main chip on the top of the board which is a Genesis 5626H-LF. I found a data sheet for it, and I found it entertaining that the chip is a "Dual input LCD controller for entry level applications."

Any help tracking one of these boards down is greatly appreciated.

 

[vick1000]

You might call Dell but they would probably charge more for the part than a working monitor off of e-bay.

That part number doesn't seem right, are there any other numbers?

 

[Whoisthisreally]

It is electronic waste. Not worth attention.

If it were something like a VP201 or an LCD1970NX, a restoration would be worthwhile.

 

[feebleminded]

I just liked it because it matched my 2407, so it would have been a nice addition to the ol' desk.