Just moved the tv from old house to new house, it was raining out side. when we plugged we heard something sound like it was frying. the power button blinks.

If water went inside and now it doesnt work something internaly fried in it

Hello, it sounds like the color wheel may have failed. Was there any noises, like a high pitch sound before it went out? If the color wheel isn't turning at proper speed, the set won't start up by shutting down the lamp protection circuit.

It could be a relay that burnt out, they usually dont show any signs of damage, or the motherboard could be fried too with no signs of damage eather! Hope this helps!

I am sorry for lost power. Now about your problem. If you used a whole house generator you should been fine. But anything else will fry the compter in control box. It is not too much money. The part is $110.02 from sears parts. You can order from sears and if needed send a tech. The part is located in fresh food section. Inside where the settings are. Just unplug the box, Take out cover, unplug the old board, Plug in new. You might look at it before you buy a new one just to see if you need anything else. Take a look see anything else burnt. The board number is FSP2321728. I hope this helps.

Had EXACT same thing happen this week. Same TV as yours, 3 yrs old (purchased Feb 2008, Costco). TV wouldn't turn on, and usually does a "click-click" when you insert the power cord and now nothing.

Solution - had to replace a single $1 fuse.

1) Put tv face down on a flat surface
2) remove legs
3) remove back (there's like 30 screws with 3 different sizes/threadings)
4) right where the power connects up to the big main brown circuit board, there's 2 fuses flanking the sides of a white clip.
5) I test the fuses and the one on the left blew out.
6) Fry's + $5 for 5-pack of Slow Blow 8amp 250v fuse = fixed TV.

I would bet that it's the same for you. A little labor, but much cheaper than a new tv or repair shop.

Note, the fuse is a litte hard to remove, just try to put something underneath it or maybe even pry it out with plyers. It's ceramic so pretty hard to break but still don't squeeze with the plyers too hard.

You'll need the 5mm x 20mm, ceramic, slow blow out 8amp 250v fuse. Radio Shack doesn't carry it. Fry's does. As I'm sure other places online will as well.

Check the power at the plug point. Check the plug of the TV. If there is no life, then you will need to open the TV panel and check for a blown fuse, a circuit break while transporting, a loose connector within the set or a possible damaged SMPS>
check this link below for some tips on the power supply:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r5826301-working_switch_mode_power_supplies

You could try a 15dB UHF amplifier that will usually feed upto 2 TV's they cost about £10-15 and usually have a pass through 240V plug and will work with the Sky Magic Eye.

hi first call you cable company and let them that your cable box cought firer then call samsung cause you have a year if anything happens just know that you may have to pay for repairs

Where did you move from and to?