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I have a 4 month old LG Flatron 22&quot; L227WTG hooked up via DVI. On occasion, say, once every couple weeks, I go to wake it up after being in low-power mode for overnight and it won't come on. When this happens, turning the power on and off does not work and I do not even see the LG logo that appears when you first turn it on. <br />
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To fix it, I can unplug the AC power, plug it back in, and it works. My question is, do you think I should attempt to return this and get a new one, or is this something that can happened to all LCD's at times? It is near a window that can sometimes get cold air coming in. Thanks.
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I have a 4 month old LG Flatron 22" L227WTG hooked up via DVI. On occasion, say, once every couple weeks, I go to wake it up after being in low-power mode for overnight and it won't come on. When this happens, turning the power on and off does not work and I do not even see the LG logo that appears when you first turn it on. 

To fix it, I can unplug the AC power, plug it back in, and it works. My question is, do you think I should attempt to return this and get a new one, or is this something that can happened to all LCD's at times? It is near a window that can sometimes get cold air coming in. Thanks.

Monitor won't wake from low-power mode on occasion?

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