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Posted on Dec 02, 2008

Samsung LNR 328W TV turns itself off and turns itself back on

The problem occurs approximately every 15 minutes. the TV is 3 years old with no problems previously

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It sound to me like your power supplie is heating up and shuting down your power supplie is on its way out

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