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Maybe the video format on the USB is not compatible or supported by your LG TV. Look at you user manual for video formats that are playable via USB on your LG TV. If the video format is not supported you can use a video converter to convert it to one that it supports. You can use Free Video Converter by Freemake to convert your video.
Check the yellow wire, it has a 3 amp inline fuse. I have found that the inline fuse holder itself was defected and I replaced the whole fuse holder. You can find one at Radio Shack, Part # 270-1238.
There is a white wire coming from the alarm, there should be a blue 15 amp fuse in that wire, close to the brain for the alarm. It sounds like you have blown that fuse.
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