A white line across a blacked out screen intermitnetly shows up on my Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 930 monitor. I have had the dual screens for more than 14 month now. Dell has already replaced the Grpahics card for me - so it is not the graphics card. I run a graphic design business and right now I am loosing time and money on this - Please help if any one knowes this problem

JT, May 2007

In the end I took Pro 930 down to the tip and got me a nice wide screen Samsung

harry duff, September 2008

Please could you say Where is connector s301 on mainboard. Many thanks.

Razorback, July 2008

Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 930 white line problem?
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A white line across a blacked out screen intermitnetly shows up on my Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 930 monitor. I have had the dual screens for more than 14 month now. Dell has already replaced the Grpahics card for me - so it is not the graphics card. I run a graphic design business and right now I am loosing time and money on this - Please help if any one knowes this problem***


I have the same its been doing it for 2 moths, and a good hit on the top of the case will make it come back to its brilliance, i'd like to look inside , but i cant work out how to get the back off, without another pair of hands. anyone know where a workshop manual is? i'v looked with no joy, many thanks harryduff

harryduff, July 2007

Re-solder connector s301 on monitors mainboard - and be happy =)

Masurao, June 2007

I've been having this problem combined with a drastic decrease in refresh rate. Now the refresh rate is less than 70 Hz. Well, I don't have the perfectly correct answer on your question, but slapping the monitor helps.:) Other attempts of maintanence might involve either a crowbar or a specialist in electronics.

Stan, May 2007

I cannot give you a solution but I am on this page because my Diamond Pro 930 has been doing the same thing for some time now and it seems to be becoming more frequent. This monitor is over 4 years old and is still a brilliant piece of kit when it runs properly. I have always found that turning it off and back on several times eventually makes it function normally. However the problem is becoming more frequent.
jacklondon May 13 07

david.awright@btinternet.com, May 2007