One day we were watching tv and the tv went blank. a few minutes later it cut back on manually, but then cut back off and has not turned on since. i tried resetting it by unplugging for 15 seconds and then plugging it back up, but nothing. all its doing now is the power button is flashing green. i was told this is an error code, but for what??
WILL NOT TURN ON...I GET GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS AND THEN QUITS. I STILL GET NO PICTURE. WHEN I UNPLUG IT, IT TURNS ON, NO PICTURE ONLY GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS.WILL NOT TURN ON...I GET GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS AND THEN QUITS. I STILL GET NO PICTURE. WHEN I UNPLUG IT, IT TURNS ON, NO PICTURE ONLY GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS.
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it's the control panel behind that touchpad item. and it's not too difficult, just time consuming. My recommend is to grab a service manual online(usually around 20.00) which will provide good step by step,and also parts list.
spares? well, that's a good question. Until you have that part number, and the best way is to eyeball the one that's in side your unit(no offense to the printers, but mistakes can happen with manuals).
then you'll find out what it's like to be truly handy, eh?
Most often, I find when servicing these televisions, the lamp has failed but it was due to poor fan circulation. This television has at least 3 if not 4 fans. If you take off the back and find these fans are filled with impacted dust, the fan may be causing the failure. Also check to be certain your door safety switch is making good contact. These tips should ber of assistance but check your fans. A clean inside of a tv is a happy tv!
Back again. It appears that the key is the order in which you connect things and switch the TV on or off. It took some experimenting to get to what's reliable. I'll spare you the details and confine myself to what works. 1. Start with the monitor cable disconnected at the laptop. 2. Turn on the TV with the source set to your regular satellite (or cable) signal. 3. With the laptop on, plug the monitor cable into it. 4. Switch the source (at the TV) to receive the VGA signal (from the laptop). Voila! To turn off, reverse the procedure.
I have two RCA HD52W59 TV's. I have had one for 3 years and one 4 years. The one I have had for 4 years is giving me the problem. Last week the tv turned off while watching it. It wouldnt come right back on. 10 minutes later we tried and it worked fine. the other night the kids were watching and it turned off and smelled like something burning. I tried turning it right back on and got no power at all. I tried to turn it on two days later and it made a buzzing noise and the green light went out. Never did get a picture, no powering up on the screen. Any ideas? Don't want to spend alot of money. Really loved the TV hope it isnt junk now. Better yet I hope the same thing doesnt happen to the other one I have.
it sounds as if it is solder related, bur hard to say for sure. You ay need a service manual to actually trouble shootthe power supply and opeating circuits. I will post a lnk where you can get a service manual emailed to you
the tv will try to reboot a few times. just let i try and eventually it will start blinking red. if you could count the red blinks then i can further assist you.
WILL NOT TURN ON...I GET GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS AND THEN QUITS. I STILL GET NO PICTURE. WHEN I UNPLUG IT, IT TURNS ON, NO PICTURE ONLY GREEN FLASHING LIGHTS.
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