Sansui 1908 sound but no picture, kid was using

An LED TV is still an LCD TV, just with LED backlighting. That model is an LCD TV. The difference is in the backlight. Both LED and LCD TVs use an LCD screen. LED TVs have LED backlighting of the LCD screen, which saves energy.

This Orion TV made by Sansui was bought by me two weeks ago. It didn't last a week. The sound was terrible, picture was great, and it wouldn't hook up to soundbar without hearing a long delay in sound (A/V or Digital output tried two). I contacted their customer support twice, they were awesome. Told me this model has know issues and said to just bring it back. I found another TV for same price ($399) and same size (46) but it's LCD not LED, better picture and great sound! It is Insignia don't remember the model #. Bought at Best Buy (their house brand).

please clarify set does come on with sound and brightness/picture or nothing happens when you turn it on--no flashing lights or lights lit?

the description is a bit vague, I presume its a Sansui and if so which model?

sounds like a factory default

If this is an LCD TV, show a flash light (torch light) on the screen from a safe distance.
If you can see the picture, the backlight has gone off and might need
of a qualified service technician.

Despite of no image do you still have sound(happens in case of malfunctioning backlight or T-con board)?

Ur LCD inverter backlight board is dead.Replaced this LCD inverter backlight board will get ur picture back.It a long board in shape.Tries websites Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish LCD inverter backlight board for the replacement.

Your television actually has a backlight bulb which can be replaced at our parts request email and phone number. Email address: [email protected]. (866) 839-5888

Sansui Television 1023, 1107, 1122, 1273, 1382, 1383, 1384
Try one of these yet?

if the picture is REALLY dark, like you can just barely see it in a lit room, then the backlight might not be lit. LCD TVshave backlight that shines through the LCD screen which allows you to see the picture.

If it's not the backlight then it would be the brightness/contrast settings that need to be adjusted. If the picture used to be normal and all of a sudden went dark, verify the backlight. Normally you can look through the slots on the top of the set and determine if the backlight is on. If you can see a bright light through any of the slots, the backlight is probably OK... go after the brightness/contrast settings.