Our Pioneer 60

if its old it might be dirty where u cant see causes lots of prob

Im going to guess that if you try turning it on, sometimes you hear a "click" and nothing then the problem persists over and over until it finally turns on? If so, it's a problem with the power that "jumpstarts" the screen. Worn out capacitors on older models don't hold the necessary charge it takes to "start" the inverter that powers the screen. Once those start to go, it's usually bye bye for the tv. That is IF this is your problem. Let me know. Sometimes it makes hissing or cracking noises along with it. hope this helps!

CHECK UR FUSES THEN CHECK ALL UR WIRE CONNECTIONS

Try unplugging the unit for 15 or 20 minutes. Sometimes the microprocessor needs to be reset in these units. Thanks

Have you tried to get A new charger

they are screwed in to the transmission you will see these from undernith the transition box use new ones to identify where they go. hope this helps?

replace the water pump. about 46 dollars and a 20 minute job.

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IT DOESNT SEEM LIKE A HARDWARE ISSUE BUT A SOFTWARE ONE .
TRY RELOADING THE "DRIVER" TO YOUR HARD DRIVE (AFTER CONNECTING IT TO YOUR COMPUTER OF COURSE)AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
DOES IT HAVE TOO MUCH OF DATA LOADED?GET SOME LOADED OFF.

Try buying a cleaning CD that will clean the laser lens and see if that helps. Otherwise it sounds like a trip to the repair shop for you. Good luck.