Hi Kathy!
Sounds like it could be either a power supply or inverter board. Could be easy or quite difficult to replace, depending on the manufacturer. Same thing goes with the price to fix.
What kind of TV do you have? Make and model # would be greatly appreciated!
Hope this helps!
SOURCE: No Power
It appears that the power supply is starting to fail. It is also possible that there is another board in the set that is over-loading the supply.
The nature of the fault indicates the strong possibility that there are some parts that have become thermo sensitive. This is not a reset problem going by your description. Unplugging the set, is allowing the boards to cool down, and therefore they will work for a while until the thermo sensitive parts heat up again.
Jerry G.
SOURCE: tv shuts off after only a minute of play
Hi!
Sounds like you have a bad power supply board! This is not
hard to do yourself, as long as you are somewhat handy! Take the case
apart (back side), and look for some bad caps (capacitors) on the power
supply board. They will look bulged on the top an may be a little leaky
(brownish stain).
If you see this problem, you can buy a new power supply at
www.shopjimmy.com or ebay. You will need the make and model, of your tv
to order! Good luck, I hope this is helpful!!
SOURCE: 3 YEAR OLD SANYO DP 32746. SHUT ITSELF OFF, CAN NOT TURN BACK ON
If you leave the tv unplugged for 2 days (atleast) then plug it back in and try to turn it on and if it comes on its the power supply board. If it comes back on it will probably shut off between 30min to 4hrs and you would have to unplug it for 2 days again. All the power needs to drain out of the tv. If thats the case take the back pannel off and check the part number out on the internet. Not hard to do becarefull touching things the power supply does store a little bit or shock in it. Good Luck.
Testimonial: "while we did not unplug the set, we let it sit for 2 days and we were able to turn it on by the remote & manually....does that still sound like P/S"
SOURCE: turned tv on 2night had
B+ over current protection (OCP), unit goes to the standby mode then
displays the 2 blink fault. Could be a short in the power
supply of any of the
circuits.
SOURCE: My Olevia 32 inch HD TV shuts offf every 2 minutes
Hi:
Have the power supply checked for bad capaictors on the power board. Also this board can be purchased for around $100.00 at www.shopjimmy.com
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