Philips Samsung HL-N5065W1X/XAA HLN5065W1X/XAA Bare Lamp BP96-00224J "tv keep turn itself" Questions

...This would suggest a problem with the TV's own internal cooling system. When the TV turns itself off all three lights flash on the front panel solder bad connections on power supply

...TV turns itself back on....and then the same thing happens over and over. My Sony Grand Wega TV keeps turning its self off and on, it appeared to be same problem. Can someone help with this issue or ...

...keep turning the tv back on for about half an hour or so and then it finally will stay on. what do you think the problem is. This is due to bad caps read here what a cap is www.badcaps.net see you tv ...

TV KEEPS TURNING OFF ITSELF My Samsung HC-P4363W keeps turning off itself when i watch some movies and sometimes when i watch TV also. It only happens with certain movies. Do you think is related to ...

...TV turn of by itself after about 5 seconds. The TV keeps turning on and off by itself and the LED on the front panel keeps blinking. Couldn't turn off the TV with the remote, have to turn off by ...

...off and on itself had philips tv for over 5 years, just lately every time u go to turn the tv on it turns off itself and then turns back on continuosly. It could be the globe that needs

...keep running after turn off TV. I appreciate if you can help to fix my TV. Bill The fan should run for a few minutes after shut off to cool the lamp down.If I read and understand correctly somewhere ...

...turn it on I do wish i had more but one thing that will cause a problem like this is spraying air freshener or spray cleaners where the spray can get inside the back of the TV. It will also cause it ...

itself I found the answer by taking it to a tv repair. the problem was the ballist the controls the lamp. 105.00 total parts and labor. so all my friends with LG rear projection TV'S check ballist

TV automatically turns itself off after 15 minutes, we turn it on, then it stays on 5 minutes then turns itself off Could be loose connections on the board where the solder is expanding as it heats up