Philips 22PFL3504D 22 in. LCD HDTV "blow fuse" Questions

types available. In TVs, slow-blow type should be used. But before replacing a new fuse, check whether there is any reason for the present fuse to blow up. Without any reason, no fuse will blow up. OK

Fix tv blowing fuses Its blowing the fuses every time it plugs in when replacing fuses in a device....if, when you next apply power to the device and it immediately blows the fuse again : Do NOT put ...

...blow every time he turned it on--generic fuse-----The correct fuse of same amperage did not do that. Don't keep feeding it fuses as if a short sooner or later parts that are not now bad will get ...

fuse should blow up, there should be a reason for it. If you replace the fuse without rectifying the problem and switch it ON, the newly replaced fuse too will blow up. Before replacing an other fuse,

...inverter board, av/input board. The T-con board is fused and should blow its fuse before blowing the fuse on the power supply. I'm going with a faulty power supply, most likely a shorted

blow fuse our tv always blow fuse if we change it that fuse. If the TV keeps blowing fuses, there most be a short somewhere. Most likely the power supply board itself somewhere. But take it to a ...

fuse and could be the only trouble and may have blow with a line surge. Make sure the 2A you use is a Fast Blow Type. If it does blow again you most likely have a internal power supply failure. I have

fuse you _will_ blow the board or something else.

With that said, you _could_ try replacing the fuse and/or even try a ''slow-blow'' fuse, just as long as it is _exactly_ the same amperage fuse

fuse should blow up, surely there will be some short circuit in rectifier section. Check it with the help of a multimeter, and rectify it first, before place an other fuse. HAVE A EMERSON H.D.T.V .L.C

Keeps blowing fuses when unplugged from the wall Blows the fuse on the power supply board every time I unplug it from the wall. It plays fine and stays on and shuts off normal but when I unplug it ...