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Old 2nd Feb 2009, 10:11 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default DELL S2409W monitor problem. Power button won't work

Hi guys,
I just got a new DELL XPS computer system. I got the S2409W 24" flat panel monitor with the system.

It worked great until..... Today, I tried to turn the monitor off via pressing the white, glowing, power button. Nothing happened.

The only way I can get the monitor to turn off is to unplug it.

Shutting down makes the screen go black and the power light go yellowish.. But i still can't press it to make the screen actually turn completely off.

Is this a unique problem? or is this common with the S2409W?

thanks for any help in advance!

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any help at all??
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well, you could actually ring up dell and enquire bout the issue..maybe the lcd might b faulty ;D how long did you actually use the monitor?
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The power button is damaged. You can contact Dell and ask for a replacement
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I experienced a similar problem (only in reverse - it wouldn't turn on) with my Dell 2407WFP monitor TWICE... I have no idea why but that 24" monitor has a really fragile power button. My Dell 20" monitor never had the same problem...

The solution is simple. Call Dell up and have them ship you a replacement.
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Hmm. I also have the S2409W and don't have such problems. Maybe you have a lemon unit? Perhaps you could call up Dell. After all, they provide on-site warranty service.
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my school has dell LCDs. i dont think we encountered such problems before. usually is loose power cables ;p
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Hmm. I also have the S2409W and don't have such problems. Maybe you have a lemon unit? Perhaps you could call up Dell. After all, they provide on-site warranty service.
I think they do have a problem with the power button. When I called them up about the power button going dead on me (TWICE!), they sounded like it was a pretty common thing. The solution was easy though - next day replacement by courier.
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I think they do have a problem with the power button. When I called them up about the power button going dead on me (TWICE!), they sounded like it was a pretty common thing. The solution was easy though - next day replacement by courier.
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I almost never use the power button on the monitor.
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