Overheating of the power supply Philips IntelliVue

If temperature power supply is above 40°C (104°F) When the monitor is turned off with the button.
The internal control of the power supply will prevent the monitor from turning on again until the power supply has cooled down.
When the power supply has cooled down, the green LED AC main will light up, and you can turn the monitor back on.
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