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Can fix the audio problem myself or is there a place that willing to buy my Sharp LC-37D6U TV with no audio? I would prefer to make some off it than recycling it away.
Re: Can fix the audio problem myself or is there a place...
Actually there is a service bulletin on this television. Sharp will repair the no sound problem for no charge. Call 800-237-4277. Please remember to provide feedback here if this helps you.
Thanks for the info. Spent 20 minutes on the phone with Sharp and they gave me an autho# for labor and parts for a local repair center. Thanks again.Thanks for the info. Spent 20 minutes on the phone with Sharp and they gave me an autho# for labor and parts for a local repair center. Thanks again.
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The good news is that you can likely make a simple change on the Apple TV to make it compatible with your existing TV's sound processor. Check out the following Apple support article for further assistance: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5150
The main tv Tuner signal board it is dead or it have problems,but tv still usable.Tries push the remote power switch off/on again everytimes OPC/Power LEDS lights flashes.Have to do this maybe 3 or 4 times for the tv to have a lite up LCD screen panel backlight to make the tv Tuner signal board to work again,for the tv to work.If still have same problems after 3 or 4 times power switch pushes off/on still have OPC/Power LEDS lights flashes.Mean the main tv Tuner signal board it is dead and can not be trying to save it.Tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a whole new refurbish tv Tuner signal board for the replacement.This solution 100% will work,if ur tv main Tuner signal board still have life left in it.I do this every few days out of a week for my 46" Sharp Aquo LCD tv set,tv it work all the times.
Have you tried the reset buttons on the back of the TV?
It should be right below your Cable IN port.
If that doesn't work, you may have to take it into a repair shop for the main unit board to be replaced. The part # is KD352
It's $99.59 at Shopjimmy.com
So, don't let the repairman rip you off.
Your Aquos does not have a separate Audio board, audio circuits are mainly on main pcb. If the guy was able to fix the problem by hooking a surround to the audio out, that means that is a problem with speakers contacts or with one of the outputs. Borrow a surround or use an amplified speakers set and check if you can fix it with this trick. To do a real fix, a technician must open the tv, and test all audio connection, and onboard connection to audio outputs to see what is wrong. If TV is going to work with a surround you will probably get a far better audio quality than the one you get now from TV speakers.
I'll tell you but it's not easy to do it. The heat sink radiator for the audio amplifier IC is touching the circuit board. You have to remove it and to replace the sillicon. The radiator is situated on the back of the AV board. You got to remove all boards to get this one.
Good luck.
That click sound when the tv turns off is normal, that is
just the relay from the power supply shutting off.
When you turn the tv on, do you hear a faint “pop” noise
from the speaker? If so, the problem is with the heat sink under the audio IC.
Over time, the heat sink will lose its consistency and start to melt, thus
shorting out the audio circuit.To fix,
you’d need to clean off the melted residue on both sides of the audio IC as
well as replacing the heat sink with a newly redesigned Sharp Heat Insulation
Pad. It’s a pretty complicated fix, I suggest calling your local authorized
sharp service center to fix this problem.The part is inexpensive, so you’re most likely looking at a labor charge
(maybe around $200ish) for the repair if they are not marking up the price too
much.
When you turn the tv on, do you hear a faint “pop” noise
from the speaker? If so, the problem is with the heat sink under the audio IC.
Over time, the heat sink will lose its consistency and start to melt, thus
shorting out the audio circuit.To fix,
you’d need to clean off the melted residue on both sides of the audio IC as
well as replacing the heat sink with a newly redesigned Sharp Heat Insulation
Pad. It’s a pretty complicated fix, I suggest calling your local authorized
sharp service center to fix this problem.The part is inexpensive, so you’re most likely looking at a labor charge
(maybe around $200ish) for the repair if they are not marking up the price too
much.
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