My JVC HD-56FC97 won't turn on.the power and lamp indicator flash alternately. i just replaced the bulb but that didn't help.

Replace the lamp, will run $50.00 to $80.00
part#: TS-CL110UAA
http://www.shopjimmy.com/dlplamps?tv_brands_select=Jvc&tv_models=Jvc+HD-56FC97

OR $106.75 FROM SEARAPARTSDIRECT
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-number/TS-CL110UAA/0057/528?pathTaken=directMatch&filterPart=&pop=flush&prst=0&shdPart=

normally it would be a capasitor inside that is blown on one of the modular boards in unit .Youtube for explanation and possible ade to fix yourself.Note that these capasitors need to be grounded out not to be shocked

Hi; this could help you.

Hi,

The JVC 56G786 users manual will not give you a clear or specific answer about confirming bulb failure with the LED lamp or power indicators located on the front of the TV.

If the TV was operating normally for an extended period of time (months or years) and will not start, the problem is almost always bulb failure. If the "Lamp Replacement" warning previously appeared "On-Screen" and the TV will not start, bulb has failed.

The first step in a "no picture" situation with a JVC LCD Rear Projection TV is bulb replacement. There is no way to measure the bulb. Sometimes the bulb is visibly broken or damaged when it fails. Remove the lamp cage and have a look.

The JVC Lamp Gallery has all the JVC models and lamp numbers listed. There is also a link to DIY JVC bulb and lamp installation.

If a good bulb is installed correctly and the TV still does not start, you need a technician. There are no user serviceable parts other than the bulb. Failure of ballasts, power supply boards or controller boards is rare in these TVs.

easyab

The most common problem with JVC LCD rear projection TV is bulb failure. Do not panic, this is normal after 2-5 years of use.

You can change the complete assembly or for less cost just change the bulb. Do not use Osram or other funny brand "rebuilt" or locally made bulb. Use a Philips replacement and all should be good.

Changing the bulb involves removing the lamp assembly and taking it apart like a puzzle and replacing the bulb. JVC are a little more difficult to do than most others because the wires on the original bulb are molded into the glass on the original bulb. Wires must be cut and stripped of insulation before connecting to the new bulb.

All JVC LCD Rear projections TVs use TSCL110 TSCL110U TS-CL110U Lamps.

HD-61FB97 HD-61FC97 HD-61FH96 HD-61FH97 HD-61FN97 HD-61G587 HD-61G657 HD-61G787 HD-61G887 HD-61Z456 HD-61Z575 HD-61Z575AA HD-61Z585 HD-61Z786 HD-61Z886

Check this out for all JVC models to identify the lamp and bulb. JVC Gallery.

easyab

If you have never replaced the lamp then I suspect that first as fans starting up means the power supply is working ok. The lamp may look good but is failing to fire. The part number is TS-CL110UAA.

Check ur fan first,take out the power connection see if register on the screen.U replaced the light engine blast.

Your lamp has blown. Time to get a new one.

the hyperlink button doesn't seem to be working, but just copy and paste this link into your browser. It is linked directly to your tv's replacement bulb.

http://www.discount-merchant.com/JVC-LCD-Projection-TV-Lamp-TS-CL110UAA-TS-CL110U-p/jvc-ts-cl110uaa-hd-56fn97.htm

Hi
Usually, if the red light is flashing and you get no picture, that means that the lamp life cycle is finished and you'll have to get a replacment lamp. the lamp has about 3000 hours of life (2 to 3 years under nomal use).

You can buy a replacment lamp from here
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-DLP-LAMP-BULB-JVC-FOR-HD-61G787-HD-61G887-HD-61Z456_W0QQitemZ320274762989QQcmdZViewItem?IMSfp=TL0807151554r7572

Hope this helps
Cheers

These guys are correct, you need a new dlp lamp. The lamp # for your particular television model is the TS CL110UAA.