Hi. I have now gone through three 1710s and all have died the death you describe. Apple has a tech bulletin on the that describes two solutions based on whether the light comes on or stays off. I'm sorry that I don't have the address. A search of their site will turn it up. One fix involves holding down command-option-A-V as you start up. Apparently, this resets the monitors circuitry. The other fix involves turning off sleep mode for the monitor in the energy saver control panel. I have had some success with these steps, but eventually all of my 1710s went the way of all flesh.
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