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Since the battery on this particular phone is not removable, you can try holding down the power button until it auto shuts down.. it may take 1-2 minutes. Once it shuts down, let go of the power button. Then press the power button like normal to turn it back on.
things that happen to older laptops are that over time there tiny processor power supplies build up with lint from the air that is passed thru them sometimes even making the tiny cooling fans in there stop , then its only a matter of a few minutes and it overheats and shuts off , after several hours cool own it will restart , but wont stay on long , then the cycle repeats . if its caught in time and no power supply parts are ruined sometimes a Pc repair shop can dismantle one and clean it
go into the menu to find out the lamp hours. it could be the lamp, but if the projector shuts down and not just the lamp, there is either an overheating issue, or a power supply issue.
You may have a low pressure or high pressure switch tripping out the board as well. You might try cleaning both the indoor (evaporator) coil and the outdoor (condensing) coil. Be sure to turn off the power source before servicing this.
OTHERWISE- THIS SET MAY HAVE THE DREADED 1500UF POWER CAPACITOR ISSUE WHICH ARE EASY TO SEE IF YOU CAN ACCESS THE MAIN POWER PC AND VISUALLY CHECK FOR 'POPPED' CAPACITORS ON THAT PC. JOE TV
does the main board have the flyback on it? if so the yokes or CRTs can be intermittently shorting which in turn triggers your shut-down.
turning it off or unplugging just resets the shut down circuit.
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