Cost to repair popped ic

Take a look at the image in the link. It looks like the on - off toggle switch is on the top left hand side by the connections. You can see the writing, on and off. Next to the power cord in socket.
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Find a seller of the product and ask them

Find a Proview dealer and ask them for one

Check the speaker/s first. If found OK; check and replace the damaged component/s at its audio output section circuit board. If needy, replace this board as card basis. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Surf the site with patience. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience.
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Possibly a printed circuit board gone in it,recommend a TV repair man have a look.

undo the back and check the inverter board.
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hi first of all u should check ur transistor connections.Check your Horizontal and vertical output transistors.You should also check the horizontal and vertical yoke connections as well as your low voltage regulators.... if any of these got damaged u should purchase a new one.. but try to purchase with the help of a tv service assistant...
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if it has either hdmi out,,or comonent out,,then yes,,probly 1080p,,or at least 720p,,thats good

Pat I do not know if you have a warranty you were required to retain the receipt from the store for the length of the warranty period to prove you have one ,also it is a good idea to register with the company on their website so they have a record of your tv and model, with your name and therefore the warranty they have included if any.LCD tv's are one of the most unsupported mass marketing consumer items that are being dumped on the US market. I think you have Blown capacitors, or more likely a problem with the power board, typically this requires soldering new capacitors onto the power board after unsoldering the blow ones and if this is all the problem is the issue will disappear, if there is an issue with a transformer, or some diode or computer chip then you might as well replace the whole power board. the capacitor issue is no big deal if you can get an electronics service center to look at the problem.

as you are using the ch3 , have you previously scanned and locked in all the channels for cable,