I first got my Flatron 1715S monitor about three years ago, for the first two years it was replaced due to multiple flies getting behind the screen surface. For the past two years i've just accepted the product as faulty and have to put up with looking at the 6-8 dead flies on view. Does anyone know how to prevent the flies getting in and better still how to clean them out? Since LG, whilst replacing the screen FOC, simply ignore the problem I'll be going elsewhere when I have to replace it!

SOURCE: LG 1715S faulty

I can confirm the number 3 solution. I have fixed a bunch of these now.
Replace capacitor C202, 680uf 25V. It is usually visibly damaged. It should be a low impedance type, often known as "suitable for switch mode power supply".

SOURCE: LG FLATRON 915FT plus monitor OSD setting

1. clean the G4 wire.

2. change the neck base.

3. adjust the focus preset in LOT .

SOURCE: Dead Screen

Hey hows it going,

My name is ArmyMason, lets see if I can get you going in the right direction. www.partstore.com might have a deal on the parts you need but I am thinking it would be cheaper for you to buy a new monitor or consider hitting up a local pawn shop for a cheap replacement. These parts can cost more than the whole monitor because LG buys parts in major quanity and we all know (WalMart effect) the more you buy the cheaper the price. So if you need to take it apart in the back of the monitor are a bunch of screws start unscrewing and make sure you know where they all go. tape them near the hole so that you can find them later. Once all apart, be sure to wear gloves, dont want anything to possiably contaminate you. (LEAD)... get the part number off the screen and look it up in that site. Order it and replace it. It is straight forward to replacing it.

Good Luck,
ArmyMason

SOURCE: How can I restore factory settings on our LG Flatron LCD Monitor?

press menu button it is in middele of lcd.
Ten go to setigns and u can fine reset buton press ok.

SOURCE: Dead monitors no power three exactly the same.

just connect the power cable to the monitor if you see a test page or any thing on the screen the monitor is ok if not the monitor may be bad , usually monitor has a three year warrenty check it also repairs are usually very expensive on it .