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NO PICTURE WHEN SWITCHED ON

WHEN I SWITCH ON MY TV THERE IS A RED LED THAT BLINKS 7 TIMES THEN STOPS FOR A FEW SECONDS AND THEN REPEATS IT SELF. THE PICTURE NEVER SHOWS.

  • RATT78 Feb 26, 2008

    This is not a DLP screen. It's a plasma screen, if that makes a difference.

  • Anonymous Oct 29, 2008

    No picture when switched on

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If this is a DLP set the lamp is bad. You can find replacements on the web. Be very careful not to touch the lamp before you install it.

  • coyotedave Feb 26, 2008

    Yes it makes a difference! You obviously don't appreciate my help so call a repairman. It shouldn't cost you more than 4-5 hundred dollars.

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