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KP-57WS510 on power up - Screen brightens up white with rainbow hues and a few colored arcs then shuts off with a series of 6 blinks on the red light.
Examined all boards found no burns or hot spots other than a possible burn spot in the plastic cover over VB6001 on the G board
Ordered G and D board from Sears for replacement but only G board came. They said they cannot get the D board. Now I see some people say it could be the A board. Should I just send back the G board and scrap the tv or is it worth pursuing. Seams like no one has the G board anymore. I don't want to install the D board and cook something on it. I also would like to know how to safely discharge the capacitors without hurting the rest of the components on the boards. KP-57WS510 on power up - Screen brightens up white with rainbow hues and a few colored arcs then shuts off with a series of 6 blinks on the red light.
Examined all boards found no burns or hot spots other than a possible burn spot in the plastic cover over VB6001 on the G board
Ordered G and D board from Sears for replacement but only G board came. They said they cannot get the D board. Now I see some people say it could be the A board. Should I just send back the G board and scrap the tv or is it worth pursuing. Seams like no one has the G board anymore. I don't want to install the D board and cook something on it. I also would like to know how to safely discharge the capacitors without hurting the rest of the components on the boards.
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The red light flashing is indicating the error.
depending on the make and model of the TV, the duration of the flash and number of flashes determines the error code.
I also have this model. A few months ago, when I turned on the tv, it told me my lamp was in need of replacement. just yesterday, my tv did the same as you....the blue light flashed and then the lamp light kept flickering. All I can say is your lamp needs to be replaced.
If the TV will not turn on and the red light blinks on the front of the set, it means that the microprocessor has detected a problem in the set and shut the set down. It then blinks the red light a certain number of times, and the number of blinks is the code for why the set has shut off. How many times does the red light blink before repeating?
KP-57WS510 on power up - Screen brightens up white with rainbow hues and a few colored arcs then shuts off with a series of 6 blinks on the red light.
Examined all boards found no burns or hot spots other than a possible burn spot in the plastic cover over VB6001 on the G board
Ordered G and D board from Sears for replacement but only G board came. They said they cannot get the D board. Now I see some people say it could be the A board. Should I just send back the G board and scrap the tv or is it worth pursuing. Seams like no one has the G board anymore. I don't want to install the D board and cook something on it.
I also would like to know how to safely discharge the capacitors without hurting the rest of the components on the boards.
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