Spare parts - LCD display for HP OMNI27

Hi,
2 years ago I bought a HP Omni 27-1000eb, about 3 months ago I noticed some troubles with the 27" display (non touch).
It starts buzzing (comes out of the bottom of the screen) and then shuts down while the PC continues functioning normally.
I have to (hard)restart the pc to use the display again otherwise I will never get the screen up and running again. It seems like the display fails to stay on, or maybe a malfunction.
Display drivers and graphic drivers ok.
Does someone know about this problem?
Should I replace the display? if yes...where can I find such a sparepart.
regards

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I understand that you are having issues with your HP Omni 27-1000eb Desktop PC where you have to hard reset the computer to get it working again as the monitor part shuts down and the computer part stays running. The issue you are describing appears to be a physical issue and I think it would be best if you contact HP Technical Support for repair options.
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