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I have a Panasonic th42px50u. I am having no luck locating the base stand (tyst42px5x). But I have found a tyst50px20. Will that stand accept my tv? Thanks

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Contact the authorized dealer for Panasonic. They might help you.
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 26, 2008

SOURCE: Panasonic TH-42PD50U Base Stand

Hello,

Unfortunetly, this part has been discontinued by Panasonic. You may want to try ebay to locate this item. The part number you are looking for is TY-ST42PX5W. Good Luck!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 28, 2009

SOURCE: Wall mounting Panasonic Viera 32" tv

There's a little more elaboration required on the above post...You need to remember that the base has two long pins that go up into the TV. These pins are held in by two screws each. The screws are on each side of the TV (two vertical inline screws, inside a small inset section). Remove all four screws and the TV will come up off the base. Pull it straight and gently, but firmly, to unseat it from the pins.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 30, 2012

SOURCE: I need a Panasonic TV TH-42PD25 base stand! I've searched ebay, no luck. This might sound dumb, but can I use base stands from any of the other Panasonic 42" models?

You maybe lucky, but make sure the mounting holes on the stand matches your TV.
Alternately you can use a wall mounting and these have mounting holes that suit most TVs.

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The stand is usually held in by 4 Philips scres on the rear of the TV.

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Based on my research 10 blinking lights means the video controller inside your TV has malfunctioned and needs to be replaced.

Even though Circuit City went out of business Panasonic should still support their product through manufacturers warranty.

You can contact them at one of the support #'s below
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I know you may be frustrated with your TV malfunctioning, I had similar issues with my LG. When you call, for prompt and professional service simply give them the model # and explain that the red status light blinks 10 times when you attempt to turn on the TV.

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Panasonic TH-42PD50U Base Stand

Hello,

Unfortunetly, this part has been discontinued by Panasonic. You may want to try ebay to locate this item. The part number you are looking for is TY-ST42PX5W. Good Luck!
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