I have a Sanyo DP42746 and it is about 3 years old. Yesterday the picture went out, but the sound still worked. It went off for a minute and then came back on. It is starting to get worse in that it is happening quite often and today the TV had to be shut off for a couple of minutes to get it to come back on.

first just for trying--unplug set for a few minutes and plug it back to see if it resets.

If not someone will have to open set and check voltages on Power board to see if there or not.

There is another issue common if set 1-2 years old but that is the set at first has to be turned on several times to get it on--let me know if you had that one and I will still advise you.

on some channels of my LG tv there is no sound only picture please help

Sounds like a loose connection to the display panel. Did you physicaly move it from the time it didnt work to the time it started working..

The Picture tube Just went out.Sorry, you need a new T.V. Wish I Had a better anser for you, Vizio is grate brand at a good price.

the power supply of your tv is bad try to check the fuses if fuse are open try to replace them with the same value..try to power it on but if the fuse blows again replace the power supply board...
good luck plse rate my help.

This set has LG insides, it will have failed on either the Y-Sustain PCB or the Z-Sustain PCB.

Quite common.

Repair estimates should be $250 - £350 depending on which has failed.

Stick it on eBay, it will fetch good money faulty.

You try to play the video tape or DVD. If picture still snowy, the picture tube is getting old. Buy a new one, do not repair it will cost almost a new set.

you will need a main board, it has the audio amp on it, it went bad

I have a Sanyo CLT1554 (2 1/2 years old). Has perfect sound but no picture. The picture will come after several times turning it off/on and pressing the Reset button. It is very anoing to do this evey time. PLEASE HELP

try resoldering the vertical output IC. have seen bad solder on that model make the picture tubes blank as a safety feature when vertical deflection drops out.