What is the best way to replace the external power supply for the monitor?

Question

Electronics

A month ago, the power supply began to fail - it turns off periodically randomly 2-3 times a day. Only pulling out of the socket and reverse connection helps.

I couldn't find an exact replacement online, but I found a similar one. The question is, will it fit?
Native power supply model:
A10024S_EPN
Input 100-240 5/60hz 1.5A
Output 22.0V -4.54A

Replacement:
https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Compatible-BN44-00794A-...

Replacement will do instead of the old one?

Answer 1

Presumably, the replacement will not fit, will not give the desired power. As correctly advised, it is better to take the block to the service. You can also try to contact the official service if you want a new unit. They should have such spare parts, now the equipment support period is long, but they will most likely be delivered for a long time.

Answer 2

Any power supply with suitable output parameters, that is, 22 volts and 4.5 amperes, is suitable for replacement.
Well, that the connector was suitable.
The power supply in the link is fine.
You can also look for universal power supplies in computer stores, where there is a pack of different connectors in the set and you can choose the right voltage yourself. It is important that the power is not less than 100 watts, ideally 120, so that it does not heat up and lasts longer.