Alex Martin

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1. First unplug your monitor from the wall. Preferably let it sit for a while to drain the caps. If not you will need to discharge the caps for your safety. 2. Open the case carefully. I used a putty knife and a butter knife to release the plastic tabs around the perimeter of the bezel. 3. Eyeball all of your capacitors for bulging and order parts as needed. 4. Replace the capaacitors in question. 5. Reassemble the case and check for any parts left out. 6. Fire your monitor up and test it for an hour or so. Good luck with your projects!

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