TV turns on then turns off after a couple of seconds

Sometimes it's FarceBook, and other times its the capability limit of your computer. This game seems simple enough that it shouldn't be taxing your computer.

If you have an older computer, windows XP or Vista, and you just turned it on before trying to play, it may still be starting up other programs such as Skype or Anti-virus or others, give it a couple minutes before trying your game.
Another thing some people do is get impatient and hit Internet Exploder or Firefox or Chrome multiple times when it doesn't start right away when they first click it. In that case your computer is trying to run those multiple times and slows down your whole system.

Here is MegaZebra's suggestions:
First, try to reload the game. Second, check if you have the latest version of Flash Player. Third, delete temporary files such as cache and cookies.
If none of the above worked, try to open the game and scroll down at the bottom of the page, where you will find a link called "Report a technical problem". Please use it to send us a report and we will investigate it. Don't forget to write us a few details and to let us know if you tried the above. This way, the process will be faster and you will be able to play again sooner.

I assume that you are connecting your amp to a hi-def TV. Can you try out the TV stand-alone and see if it works? Perhaps there is a problem with the TV. The blinking light tells me that there is a HDMI related problem. What is connected to the HDMI? Check the cable and make sure both ends are connected properly. Disconnect the HDMI cable and see if the amp will turn on. Does it work? Do the lights on the amp come on? Give us some more details. Try the above and report back.

Without a brand AND model number or a better description of the problem, any suggestions would be nothing more than a guess.

Unless you are prepared to repair the TV yourself, professionally performed repair, even simplest ones, will probably exceed the cost of a new LCD replacement set.

Due to X-ray and other safety concerns (equipment and/or people), CRT TVs constantly check the voltages and signals required to make a CRT work. A few seconds grace is allowed during start up but after that, any excessive high voltage (real or imagined) or loss of beam deflection circuits will cause the TV to turn off.

Please do the following:
1. Move the TV to a quiet and preferable totally dark room.
Wait until night if necessary.

2. Stand within an inch or closer to the TV screen.

3. Turn on the TV and look and listen for the following:

a. Whoosh sound and/or head hair attracted toward TV screen
Yes. High voltage activated and charged CRT screen.
No. High voltage failed to activate.

b. Hissing or normal sounds from the speaker(s) while set is on.
Low voltage circuits probably okay. Defective low voltage regulator can cause high voltage to exceed limits.

c. Entire screen briefly lit up or single bright spot at center of TV screen

High voltage worked for a moment then the TV shut off due to over voltage or current problems.

d. Brief bright line from top to bottom or single bright dot on TV screen

horizontal deflection circuits bad
vertical deflection circuits ok
TV shut off due to bad deflection/sweep circuit

e. Brief bright line from left to right on TV screen

horizontal deflection circuits bad
vertical deflection circuits ok
TV shut off due to bad deflection/sweep circuit

It would be helpful for you to perform the above "up close and personal turn the TV on test" and report what happened.

Hello Dell ok the problem with your tv set is coming from the power supply board but lets try acouple of things disconnect your tv set from the wall for about 15 seconds plug it back in see what happens if that does not work try another plug in your house see what happens if none of the above procedures work then your power supply board has a faulty component or the board itself is faulty and you might have to replace the board, what i would suggest is to contact oliva tv company and see if they have the psb if they do go ahead and get it you should be able to change it out yourself with the instructions that come with the board just be very careful when doing so thank you hope this helps.

was the storage unit climate controlled? If not then it's most likely due to heat and or humidity in which case I would suggest cleaning out the tv from the inside if you want to spend the time to do so but there is a good chance that the tv will need to be replaced.

If you haven't done so, replace lamp part#XL2000U

thi set will need repair , one of the circuts in the power section is failing and will need test to determine the exact cause of the failure, you will need to call your local electronic repair shop to come and take the board out or they will fix it there
if you need anymore assistance don't hesitate to ask

electech

You need to get this tv service asap.i beleive that the problem is in the inverter board or yb board.


good luck

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The repair tech is wanting to take alot of your money, you can get the entire deflection baord which has the flyback on it remanufactured for about half of what he wanys to change the flyback. Heres alink leave them a email with your model number they will send you a quote to have your deflection D board rebuilt which carrys a full warranty. heres the link.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/

I just had that same problem. i tried turning the tv off and then but didn't work. What worked for me was tu unplugged the power chord from the outlet, wait for 5 seconds, then replugged it, turn the tv on and while it's turning on open the dvd tray. It should open without problem. At least it worked for me.