Blue screen after lcd change

After changing the LCD screen on my early 2006 20" Imac, the computer boots up to the blue screen only.

I have tried to start up from the installation CD, but the CD tray opens every time I start up the G4 and it just boots normally - screen with Apple logo and then blue screen.
It seems that they computer is not sending any signal out of the VGA. Perhaps it is sending the signal through the ADC - even though nothing is connected.
I have also tried disconnecting and reconnecting the VGA monitor several times.

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