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I don't know if this will answer your overall question, but my ES does the same thing. The connections are very touchy. If I'm working in the back box a lot this will often happen and I have to re-seat the connectors to make it stop.
Whether it's an overall indication of the display going out I don't know. Once I re-seat my connectors it's always fine until the next time I mess around in the back box. 
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