A Sanyo TV screen has dropped into the housing of the unit. It appears that the plastic supports it sits on have snapped off due to the plastic being exposed to heat over time. The model # on the back of the set is RD 754436. Can you tell me if this is a problem with this set in particular and can it be repaired? Also, can you tell by the serial # what year of tv this is. Thanks

It's easy. Hold the main skirt fabric and drop the pressboard support into the bottom with the feet/nubs down away from the inside. Now the metal frame drops in and next slide the hinged U supports outward. This raises the edges and gives height to the bassinet. The U supports either lock under a plastic clasp on the pressboard or sit into holes on the board. Now button down all the buttons around the interior or zip the zipper closed. Set it back on the frame and snap the bassinet to frame snaps on. Add the hood and baby's new, clean bed is ready for a lullaby. Good luck and you should be able to download a PDF version of the instructions from the maker. Just go to their site and search.

It's easy. Hold the main skirt fabric and drop the pressboard support into the bottom with the feet/nubs down away from the inside. Now the metal frame drops in and next slide the hinged U supports outward. This raises the edges and gives height to the bassinet. The U supports either lock under a plastic clasp on the pressboard or sit into holes on the board. Now button down all the buttons around the interior or zip the zipper closed. Set it back on the frame and snap the bassinet to frame snaps on. Add the hood and baby's new, clean bed is ready for a lullaby. Good luck and you should be able to download a PDF version of the instructions from the maker. Just go to their site and search.

It's easy. Hold the main skirt fabric and drop the pressboard support into the bottom with the feet/nubs down away from the inside. Now the metal frame drops in and next slide the hinged U supports outward. This raises the edges and gives height to the bassinet. The U supports either lock under a plastic clasp on the pressboard or sit into holes on the board. Now button down all the buttons around the interior. Set it back on the frame and snap the bassinet to frame snaps on. Add the hood and baby's new, clean bed is ready for a lullaby. Good luck and you should be able to download a PDF version of the instructions from the maker. Just go to their site and search.

1. Try changing the input on the TV to see if the Blue screen goes away. Can you access the TV menu on the screen? If so, try running a channel scan until it is complete. Then check if the blue screen is still there.
2. Disconnect any RCA cables, or other input cables from the back and see if you still have a blue screen.

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first completely power it off, by unplugging it,then after 30 minutes of off time, re-try powering it again(possible F-1 error or Fault code on a machine with a read-out),sometimes they glitch like a computer,then if this doesn't help the matter,then it may have a bad central control unit and/or motor control unit or ALL of the above from "serial-bus" connector corrosion failure,then try unplugging all connections everywhere inside the unit and clean and replace and let any moisture dry out before closing the unit up,as moisture will cause "serial-bus" signals that control ALL washer cycles to quit,it won't drop the circuit breaker as a dead short,but the central control unit,will "freeze-up"due to no-signal or a bad-signal,due to moisture

Yes,could be did it drop to 40 to 30 in your house?Tries tv unplug,replug back about and hour later.Now,the tv is resetting back to the factory setting.Go into the tv Menu go to AUDIO SETTING,going to resetting.These process,will help have audio again.

If there is problem with an inverter or a back light, the lights will come on for about 2 seconds and then shut off.
The Sanyo DP42484 television has a problem with poor quality back lights. I had one that had three bad back lights. I replaced them and it fixed the problem. The TV now comes on and stays on.
Replacing the back lights is a very tricky problem. You have to completely disassemble the entire TV to expose the back lights. The hardest part is removing the LCD glass without damaging the very delicate ribbon cables that connect it to the rest of the TV or cracking the glass.
You then have to reassemble the television, except without the LCD glass. You can then power up the TV and see which back light are not illuminating.
The back lights are 950 mm long and 3.3 mm wide. There are 12 of them. The ends are coated in a silver paint for conductivity. They are held by metal U-shaped sockets at either end. In the middle of the length of the fluorescent tube is a C-shaped plastic support to hold up the center of the long tubes. This plastic is very brittle and breaks easily. Try to slide the tube to the side thru the plastic support. If you try to spread the support wider and pull the tube foreward, the C-shaped plastic support will break.
I searched for an exact replacement, but I was not successful. The closed I could get was 950 mm long and 3.0 mm wide with wire ends. I purchased these from http://www.ccflwarehouse.com for $25 each. Part number CC30950. I bent the wire ends back and soldered them to the metal sockets. When the 3 bad lights were replaced the Television came on and stayed on.

I've got a 560A, but if it's similar:  The pad sits in a plastic frame with the drain hole and "funnel" at the bottom.  At the top of the frame, there's a plastic piece that sits at the top of the pad; it snaps into the frame and the frame snaps into the humidifier housing.  The water tube from the solenoid slides into this plastic piece so that the water is directed to the top of the pad.

contact the manufacturer there may be a software fix for the unit. or you may be in service mode which they may be able to help you get out of with a series of button pushes.

blue clock set screen. is seen due to no signal as due to Accidently hit remote might have got defective or setting must have disturbed. refer owner's manual which you must have received during buying set. good luck