I have a DeLongi DNC65 which is about 6 yrs old. Last year I found it would occasionally turn itself off completely. Now this is happening all the time. There are no lights it just goes off. Any tips?
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I have a Salton EX-96 that I use everyday, and it does not appear that there is a gasket in the cap. I am looking for a filter and filter basket for either the Salton ex-96, or a DeLongi Bar 1 FU. The filter assemblies are the same, and I want to send either machine to my Niece in Montana. The DeLongi parts are no longer available(each machine is prob over 10 yrs old!). They both still work amazing, so I would love to give her one of them, but I need the filter/basket.
U replaced the projection lamp the last 2 years?U used the tv on and watches 4 or 5 hours a day?Yes,the tv projection lamp life is over.Require changing a new projection lamp.
For a Philips LCD TV, that's at least two years longer than they typically last. The most common problem with Philps TVs is the power supply board, which could cause the TV to shut-down by itself. The picture being too-light could happen for several reasons. In general, a repair shop needs to figure out what's wrong.
I had same problem. Found that doing a complete reset fixed it. Go into setup and at end there is a factory reset. If not working after that would suspect your ccd sensor is on way out. They should last 5-7 yrs. Be cheaper to get another cam with way prices have come down
You have problems with a condenser that allow the power supply to maintan an acceptable level of voltage in order to keep the TV on. take to a tech to be fixed. unfortunatelly, this problem needs a tech to take measures in the circuitry to find the component that causes the problem.
sounds like a power issue for sure, check your outlet that its plug into(run an extension from another outlet to be sure), perhaps a loose wire on control board behind unit. PF is inicator that power failure has occured. check your manual oerhaps a 5 year warr on electronics(might be a short in clock itself)
Probably a bad Inverter board. I have a Dell 32" LCD TV but it has a Samsung Panel inside, found a burnt transformer on the inverter board, Still trying to find a replacement.
My TV comes on for a second then goes black, power still shows on but no picture. 1.5 years old
If you are not a tech person, take it in for service.
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