Info on Broken Monitor Cable

[JCW]

Where can I get a replacement cable for a monitor. It has broken pins at the
video card side and needs replacement . Can I purchase one if I give the
model and serial numbers? It seems a shame to have to discard a perfect
monitor just because the pins at the connection are broken.

Any help would be appreciated...

Thanks
JC Wellcome

[Donald Link]

How old and what size and model. Is the cable hard wired in the monitor?
If so you better be familiar with the inside of monitors and soldering.



"JCW" > wrote in message
...
> Where can I get a replacement cable for a monitor. It has broken pins at
the
> video card side and needs replacement . Can I purchase one if I give the
> model and serial numbers? It seems a shame to have to discard a perfect
> monitor just because the pins at the connection are broken.
>
> Any help would be appreciated...
>
> Thanks
> JC Wellcome
>
>
>
>

[Peter R. Fletcher]

If the cable also plugs into a female D-connector on the monitor, it
is almost certainly a standard VGA monitor cable and a replacement can
be obtained from any decent computer store. If the cable goes straight
into the monitor, I would not recommend your trying to replace it
yourself, but a good computer store or a computer-oriented TV repairer
should have the skills and equipment to do so.

On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 19:57:12 -0700, "JCW" >
wrote:

>Where can I get a replacement cable for a monitor. It has broken pins at the
>video card side and needs replacement . Can I purchase one if I give the
>model and serial numbers? It seems a shame to have to discard a perfect
>monitor just because the pins at the connection are broken.
>
>Any help would be appreciated...
>
>Thanks
>JC Wellcome
>

>



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