Monitor - Turning off aging mode

[sara0026]

Hi guys,
how do I turn off the aging mode on a philip monitor, model 191EW9?
I have already read the old thread but found no answer!
Thanks in advance

S.

edit (Ian) : I've removed your post from the old thread to keep things all in one place. Here's the old thread if you need to reference it: https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-2283125.php

 

[muckshifter]

welcome to PCR

Press the menu button then select reset. It may work.

From what I can tell though, this should not happen by itself. Someone has to enable the aging mode.

It is a factory pre-set test, something they do, no need for "consumers" to use it.

 

[captain zed]

"consumers"

 

[sara0026]

It is not that easy, because when I press menu, the only option I can select is the language one.

I have a nice red writing say me "Aging..." and cannot do anything. I found out there is a combination of buttons to be pressed to turn it off, but what it is it?
It is surely my fault, I've done something I didn't mean to do (and I don't know what...)
Thanks...

 

[Madxgraphics]

H Sara, the post I made in the other thread was for CRT monitors not LCD monitors. I would suggest contacting Philips Support for help on this one.

 

[sara0026]

never mind, thank you for your help, I'll do it

 

[TriplexDread]

Whats aging mode?

 

[Madxgraphics]

Whats aging mode?

Its a test feature, but normally only accesable at factory level.

 

[TriplexDread]

Oh right, never heard of it tbh. Thanks mate