Acer ED320QR User Manual - Page 30

Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting Before sending your LCD monitor for repair, go through the troubleshooting checklist below to see if you can diagnose the problem. (DP mode) Problem Status Solution LED lights up • Press the standby button to turn on. No picture LED off LED flashes • Check the power switch. • Ensure that the AC power adapter is properly connected to the monitor. • Check that the video signal cable is properly connected to the back of the monitor. • Check whether the computer system's power is on. Picture is unstable • Check whether the graphics card specifications meet the monitor requirements. If they do not, the input signal frequency may not match. Picture abnormal • When the full screen image disappears, The display use the OSD to select another resolution disappears, or vertical frequency. cannot be centered, or the • Before changing or disconnecting the is too large or signal cable or turning off the monitor, small. resize the image and wait for a few seconds. Audio abnormal (only Audio input model) (optional) • No audio, or the volume is too low • Check whether the audio cable is connected to the PC. Check if the volume of the PC is set to minimum, and try to increase the volume. 20

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Troubleshooting
Before sending your LCD monitor for repair, go through the troubleshooting checklist
below to see if you can diagnose the problem.
(DP mode)
Problem
Status
Solution
No picture
LED lights up
Press the standby button to turn on.
LED off
Check the power switch.
Ensure that the AC power adapter is
properly connected to the monitor.
LED flashes
Check that the video signal cable is
properly connected to the back of the
monitor.
Check whether the computer system's
power is on.
Picture
abnormal
Picture is
unstable
Check whether the graphics card
specifications meet the monitor
requirements. If they do not, the input
signal frequency may not match.
The display
disappears,
cannot be
centered, or the
is too large or
small.
When the full screen image disappears,
use the OSD to select another resolution
or vertical frequency.
Before changing or disconnecting the
signal cable or turning off the monitor,
resize the image and wait for a few
seconds.
Audio abnormal
(only Audio
input model)
(optional)
No audio, or the
volume is too low
Check whether the audio cable is
connected to the PC.
Check if the volume of the PC is set
to minimum, and try to increase the
volume.