Model CT-27D10B panasonic tv that is locked I can not turn the tv on. I am locked out

You will usually find the instructions for using a remote control in the manual for the TV that the remote came with. For the Panasonic EUR7613Z70, this includes the CT-36E33. Panasonic has the manual on the CT-36E33 product page: http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/CT-36E33.html . The direct link to the manual for the CT-36E33 is currenlty ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/television/om/ct-27e33_mul_om.pdf . The section on the remote starts at page 8.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Infrared sensors can be located just behind the infra red sensor window at the front panel of all TVs. It is a three terminal component. Will look somewhat like this.
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Visit this site for more details. Type in the site name "Electro-help" either to Google or Yahoo search box [not in the address bar of your browser], and click search. It is an electronic equipments service help site. All details you want are there. Note the position of hyphen in between words in site name, when you type it in. The site will appear as it is in web; subtitled as electronics equipments' repair help.

You might be right.

Suspect either bad solder connections somewhere or a issue in the power supply of the set----set will shut down for a number of reasons--it monitors voltages inside and if some go high or low it will shut down.

Sorry,u must have it orignal codes,there noway to unlock secrect personal codes.U push the channels + or - buttons manual controls couples times.Might get in the tv input.Hook up,use it with DVD player can watch DVD Disc thought.Sorry, you probally only can watch shows rated Y for children only.

Mine did the same thing. Did you find out what to do?

I'm not sure if you are asking for an owners manual but, here it is..
http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Televisions/CRT-TVs/model.CT-20G4

Hi There,

I am unsure as to "where to start looking" means? Do you mean parts to fix it or new TV's?

If you are looking to fix it, you will end up spending a lot more than you prolly want. The surge could have blown a board, Power Supply, fuse, capacitor, transformer or a combination of them all. These TV's are only 27" and if you look on government websites you will see they start the bidding around $5 for the whole TV. If you are looking to upgrade I would suggest balancing a budget that works for you especially with the economic issues going on. 1080p is the latest being talked about, but that doesn't mean it will work for you. I went to Walmart and spend $600 on a Visio HDTV 1080i and I have not had a problem yet (knock on wood). I would not suggest buying a Panasonic HDTV but that is my personal opinion - the majority of issues I have resolved at my full time job came from Panasonic Projection TV's and HDTV. At the same time they were able to shoot out one of first 103" TV's but that just means some tech will have a bigger TV to fix in the future - LOL..

Hope this helps and feel free to rate me..

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I had the same problem, however mine was a 32inch. It is a blown fuse. It is not the power cord. What you need to do is find out what fuse voltage you need. Hope this advice helps. I have a panasonic model CT-32SX12C.

i have a ct-36hl43 it was ac fuse gma 6.3 amp its on the panasonic web site under parts cost a dollar randy vincent [email protected]