I just purchased the tv, cables hooked to tv, everything goes throw the rcv'er hdmi out to the tv.
Problem is when I turn on the tv with HDMI cable plugged into hdmi 1 or 2 I get blink flashes of 10 times then blank and restarts again but NO power on.
At first I thought it might be the cable but then I plug into HDMI 3 upfront everything works great. problem is I want all the cables in back of tv...
What can cause this problem? The rcv'er is a onkyo
The way to solve the problem with the TH-50PZ80U blinking light problem is to not buy Panasonic Products. I have had my TV about 21 months and it has started with the blinking light problem, just out of warranty. Panasonic is aware of this problem and refuses to do recall or fix the tv unless you are within the warranty or have bought the extended warranty. Legally they are within their rights, but I am also within my rights to air my complaint and inform others of this below par product. Who wants a TV that they have to unplug for a while and pug it in again for it to work. I want to push the power button and it come's on. I will never purchase another PANASONIC PRODUCT.
I also bought the same model and my panel has failed after only 2960 hours of the 100,000 hours it was supposed to get, so do the math I got 2.9% of what I should have got. It is also out of warranty, I did not recognize the problem until it was too late. This TV was in the basement rec room and was only watched on the weekends so it was not on enough for the failure to happen sooner. This is what to watch for it started out as very faint static in only one line on vertical resolution and as time went on the static become a little more visible and also it was only in certain color spectrum's. Everybody in my household thought it was the networks because like I said when you changed channels it would not be there because it was only certain colors were the problem. The problem over time gets worse, the line gets longer and it slower at color changing. That is when I called Panasonic, at first they assured me it could be fixed and to bring it in to the closest repair shop which does all the warranty work for Panasonic. I brought in to the shop and I described to one of the techs at the shop what the problem was and he said it sounds like the panel is shot and that cannot be repaired or the cost of the repair would exceed the cost of a new TV. The shop faxed Panasonic a copy of the diagnosis and faxed them a copy of the original receipt which by the way if I did not have they would have blown me off right away but I have everything. Panasonic called me a few days later and offered me the opportunity to buy direct from them another TV equivalent to this one @ a $500 savings from retail. This is **** I paid $2768 after tax for the TV just over 2 years ago, I was insulted. Let's figure I could get the TV $200-$300 hundred dollars cheaper than suggested retail anyway plus I spent $100 to the techs to tell me my other TV is JUNK. Quality products
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folks, figured it out based on another posting with the onkyo rcv'er....
Here is the scoop - if you rcv 10 flashing light at start up, you need to turn off the onkyo amp. TV must come on first then the amp can come on. Not sure why this is an issue but at least there is a work around... called CS and they stated that the 10 flashing lights is HDMI related...
got the same problem with nfusion HD
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