Scratched tv screen

Refurbished VIZIO E701i-A3 70" 1080p 120Hz Class Razor LED HDTV $ 899.00 at walmart ,because it looks like the power supply capacitors are going out red LEDs need more current to light up..and if you do not know how to repair electronics then you might consider another option .. :(

The statement was not complete in the forum , hence I presume the LCD was damaged while it fell to the ground.
The cost of replacing a new LCD to a new set must be reviewed unless you are able to get one swapped from an old one.

Disconnect the Power cable and the Rca cable from the Tv and press and hold the power button of the Tv for Thrity seconds and release the button and then replug the cables back again and restart the Tv, it should work.

I have used clear plastic sheets and silicon tire dressing for smaller problems like this, but no idea how well it would work with a large screen TV. The westleys silicon tire shine smooths out the scratches, and you place the clear plastic sheet on top of that and work out any bubbles then tape the ends. It pretty much changes a standard screen into a glossy screen with the added benefit that you can always replace the sheet if it is damaged.
I usually get my clear plastic sheets packaged with the new LCD screens I purchase for repairs and I just keep them in storage.

The problem is in power supply (SMPS)

Sounds like the disks have been scratched.

Honestly brother, there is not anything you can do about this. You have one of two options, #1 buy a new tv, or #2 deal with the scratches. If you call sharp, they will send you right out the door because their warranties do not cover physical damages in any way, shape, form, or fashion. Avoid yourself the embararssment and take one of those options. Take it from a person who knows. good luck 2 u

mine did the same thing, call panasonic its the buld blown. just had mine replaced under warranty for 18 months after that bulb is 284.00 they've had a lot of problems with the bulbs in these tv's you can search gooogle for them

I replaced the screen on my 62 inch projection TV for about $50 and the the picture quality is good! Have a sheet of plexiglass cut to the EXACT size needed. BEFORE installation it MUST be frosted on both sides by either a fine particle sandblaster or by sanding it VERTICALLY on BOTH sides with a power sander and a fine grade paper.
If this is only an OUTER protective screen and the image is projected on the inner screen then DO NOT frost the replacement screen, just install it.