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So, I've been having trouble with my Syncmaster P2350 the last couple of days.
The symptom is that it takes a couple of tries to get it to start (the other times it just flickers on and then off). The display doesn't have any warranty left so I thought I'd check if there are any broken capacitors (which seems to be a quite common issue) and in that case replace them.
Would really need help on how to disassemble the screen as there are no visible screws.
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Although it wasn't my exact model, the method used in the video did the trick.
Unfortunately there were no blown capacitors but at least I know how to open the display.
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