Hi, I hope that someone can help me with my beloved Dell P2715Q monitor. This screen is in an excellent condition (with low mileage - not used much) so I cannot simply accept it's perhaps "broken".
Unplugged from computer, there is no “No Signal” message. Plugged into computer also no response. Thus just a black screen - no logo, no OSD, no menu etc. I can however see that the screen is definitely on (power light and screen slightly brightens also when I plug into computer). Computer also recognises the screen, but still nothing on screen. I have tried several cables, cable types and still no luck. I have tried the various instructions for 'Monitor Reset, Self-Test, Built-in Diagnostic' but no response.
Considering that this screen is in an excellent condition and was not used much, I need to get it working and cannot simply give up on it. I really need this screen now and it is otherwise an amazing screen. At the moment I had to revert back on another brand screen that is twice the age of this Dell screen.
* Disconnect every cable (including the power cable) from the P2715Q * Press and hold in the P2715Q power button for 8 seconds * Reconnect only the power cable to the P2715Q * Attempt to run the stand alone P2715Q BID (Built-in Diagnostics), page 44.
Hi Chris, Thank you for your prompt reply. Yes I tried this but still nothing. Just very dimly lid screen...
"3 Press and hold Button 1 and Button 4 on the front panel simultaneously for 2 seconds. A gray screen appears." - even here just nothing happens. Power light is lit and screen is very slightly lit.
I think this started after my wife connected her MacBook once with a DisplayPort cable. I feel hopeless and cannot accept that it's simply broken considering the low screen-time this screen has done. You suggest the only way is to take to a repair center? Is there one in South Africa? Or anything else I can possibly try or component I can check myself? I'm good at electronics in general.
Dell does not repair monitors. This means that we do not provide repair centers for monitors. You would have to seek a local Monitor/TV repair center to see if they can disassemble the monitor and diagnose the defective internal component. Then look for the internal component on 3rd party sites.
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Posted February 20th, 2020 09:00
* Disconnect every cable (including the power cable) from the P2715Q
* Press and hold in the P2715Q power button for 8 seconds
* Reconnect only the power cable to the P2715Q
* Attempt to run the stand alone P2715Q BID (Built-in Diagnostics), page 44.
What happens?
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