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Common TV repairs that fixes akai, apex, coby, curtis, daewoo, dell, digi-life, durabrand, dynex, element, emerson, ge, haier, hp, hisense, hitachi, insignia, jvc, lg, magnavox, memorex, mitsubishi, olevia, panasonic, philips, pioneer, polaroid, proscan, protron, rca, samsung, sansui, sanyo, sceptre, sharp, sony, sylvania, toshiba, viewsonic, vizio, westinghouse, zenith, and more added daily, see TV repair list below (alphabetical order) (right side of website: tv service codes & tech support numbers) Tech tips- - power surges enter TV through main logic board's audio video inputs or/and power board powercord, so check standby volts on power board it's either stby 3.3v or 5v dc if ok then it might be bad main board. -most common tv repair is tv clicking on off caused by blown / swollen capacitors in power board, common for Samsung, lg, vizio, Philips - LCD tvs that have backlight but no picture or turns off after few seconds followed by blinking red LED on TV can be bad t-con board (display timing controller) common for Sony tvs -plasma TV that has no picture or turns off can be bad y-sustain board and ic's on buffer board. common on Samsung, Philips, lg -always try power reset by unplugging all cables from TV for 5 minutes you'll be surprised how many times that works on TVs, cable boxes, audio amp receivers, surround sound systems. - risk of shock when working on TVs best to unplug powercord but even if TV is unplugged it can hold juice in big capacitors so use rubber gloves. -always take questionable TV parts out of circuit to get best meter readings and make sure meter has good batteries. - if TV is dead no power check standby dc volts on power board it should be labeled on board stby or 5v or 3.3v (main board plug) standby dc volts should be 3.3v or on some TVs it's 5v steady, if it jumps 0v to 5v then check capacitors out of circuit or voltage regulator on.
Disconnect the power cord for 5 minutes, then plug it back in. That won't fix it. If your TV primes (lights up, no picture) then goes out, you have a bad balancer or bad LCD panel If your TV does not prime, then you have a bad power supply /inverter board.
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