I get a "Push Power Protector" flashing on my display. I cannot use the remote to turn on the system. I shut off the power to the system and turned it back on, and still the same thing. What should I do?
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Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 24, 2008
push power protector
Comment by Guest, posted on Apr 14, 2008
OK- I guess I should have done more trouble shooting before I posted my message because I found the problem. In the process getting my TV ready for the wall (sliding it around) I set the base of the TV on the wire that connects the center surround sound speaker, which wore thru the plastic coating on the wire and caused a "short". So far... problem solved. I found the wire by disconnecting all of the wires and re-connected them one at a time while pushing the power button each time. This narrowed it down to the correct wire. Might be worth trying to see if there is a problem with one of the wires. Good luck!
Comment by Guest, posted on Apr 14, 2008
Mine was working just fine, then one day it started doing this same thing. I turned it off and on... still no change, it just keeps flashing "push power protector". Later that day it started working. The next day it was flashing again. Anyone have any tips?
Comment by Guest, posted on Mar 17, 2008
iam have same problem yar
Comment by Guest, posted on Jan 27, 2008
i have the same problem..and i dont know what to do?
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Comment by Lelehankins, posted on Jan 26, 2008
Have no sound and the Push Power Protector is flashing on the screen
