I have a Samsung 24" LCD computer monitor. While I was cleaning one day, I had the monitor set on the floor, and it fell over. Since then the monitor does not display anything usually. Every once in a bluemoon it will actually work and display the desktop, but rarely. I attached some pictures to show what typically happens when I turn it on, it will cycle through a few screens as shown below

After the cycling a few times the monitor just turns white, and a black color slowly starts to creep in as shown below

 
 
Does this look like something a repair company might be able to fix? Ive sent out several emails to local companies earlier this week, but have still not heard back, so maybe its beyond repair. Im not ready to part with it just yet. 

Usually anything can be fixed, however the real question is if it makes financial sense. Not sure what exact model and cost of that monitor is, but I would assume the cost of repair could possibly be as much or quite near the cost of a new one. I could be wrong, but replacing some kind of board or the LCD panel wouldn't necessarily be cheap.

With that being said, depending on how handy you are, you could look on eBay for a parts monitor of the same model that may have a cracked screen and swap your panel with the bad one. That should work assuming your screen isn't the real problem. Can't imagine just tipping over would break something, but I'm sure stranger things have happened. Guessing maybe a board went flaky. But maybe some connection just got wiggled loose. Good luck and let us know what you find out.

candle_86
how old is it, you could have simple knocked the backlight loose or broken it, you could have also looseing the inverter.

I believe its about 5 years old. 

No, its not worth fixing.
You can get a better monitor for 100-150 bucks.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824005619 this is 159.00 and will have a much better image then the outdated Samsung TV/monitor.

Well good news and bad news. I was able to fix the monitor, it turns out a few of the connections inside were just loose. The bad news is I cracked the front panel trying to pull the monitor apart. See the image below to show the part of the front panel that I cracked. Is there anyway I can get a new front panel from Samsung or possibly second hand from a parts store somewhere?
 
I am not even certain if "front panel" is the correct term for this part.
 
 

You may buy a used or even non-working one and replace the bezel or the whole shell. Check it out at repair shops.

I have had good luck with laptop displays from amazon and ebay for $50-70. The bezel shouldn't be much money.
 
There is always this:

As much as I am a perfectionist and am annoyed at defects or scratches/cracks in my things, I think it would be hard to justify $45 just for that piece on a 5 year old monitor.  I would just live with it or try to find a used part cheaper.  Since it doesn't affect function, just keep an eye out on ebay or whatever and never know, might come across one cheap some day.  I can't even notice it in the picture.