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find one you have send an email to, and ask what the e-mail name is ....then go to your e-mail company and write you have forgot the password...have a nice day over there
Did you change a control board? Most times this happens when you change the motherboard and its not programmed for that refrigerator what we're going to have to do is get your model number and there's a code below your model number inside the refrigerator get me that and I'll try to help you find the instructions to reprogram your motherboard
Hi Pam,
For a TV to come on, the power board has to send 'stand by or SB5V or 3.5V ' to the main board. On your pressing power on button on remote control, the main board sends power on command to the power board which in turn produces all the necessary supplies to run the TV. If the main board does not respond to your TV on command, the TV will not work. So It is not the power board which is responsible for not powering on of a TV every time. A voltage investigation before changing boards is always helpful. I hope it helps.
Your disk may be damaged check it for scratches and clean it if that doesn't work gamestop sells a repair kit and may replace it if you bought it from them
Your TV has a power supply problem. The power supply board is not sending the correct voltage to the video board so the protection circuit shuts it down. The power board can be replaced or rebuilt. Most repair shops will replace it.
I have repaired many of these. Usually it involves new capacitors and fuses. I would guess a shop is going to charge $150-$300 to fix this.
keeps tripping breaker in my home
the tv stopped powering on
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