Sanyo DP50747 50 in. Plasma TV "problems switch button" Questions

...button/switch and unsolder the switch (two pins).If set now is normal (thank god) you can either leave the switch out or replace the board with all the buttons/switches.  Remote will still be ...

...switch (push button) eliminated out of circuit the set will work normally with the remote.Repair: either locate and replace the entire tiny board or just leave the offensive button disconnected and ...

problems. It can be any button on the set—channel up/down or volume up down—you name it. The symptoms are the same: channel will scan up or down and will not stop—remote control has no effect on this-

problems. It can be any button on the set—channel up/down or volume up down—you name it. The symptoms are the same: channel will scan up or down and will not stop—remote control has no effect on this-

...on the TV is stuck. This may just be a stuck button, or a bad Switch Board. Try moving the buttons around to stop the problem. If this doesn't work, you will probably need to replace the Switch

problems. It can be any button on the set—channel up/down or volume up down—you name it. The symptoms are the same: channel will scan up or down and will not stop—remote control has no effect on this-

problems. It can be any button on the set—channel up/down or volume up down—you name it. The symptoms are the same: channel will scan up or down and will not stop—remote control has no effect on this-

problems. It can be any button on the set—channel up/down or volume up down—you name it. The symptoms are the same: channel will scan up or down and will not stop—remote control has no effect on this-

problems. It can be any button on the set—channel up/down or volume up down—you name it. The symptoms are the same: channel will scan up or down and will not stop—remote control has no effect on this-

...button is a tiny "micro switch" that is a momentary switch that the plastic button engages only when pressed.They can have the normal feel when pressed and look ok---and in almost all instances they ...