Emerson EWL3706 37 in. LCD Television "32 tv fuse blown" Questions

...32" LG LCD? There was a power surge and the TV no longer has any power. Unplug tv and let it set for a couple of hours. Remove the back panel, the fuse is located somewhere near where the power chord ...

...32" lcd tv.power from the mains but no sound or picture.is there a fuse in the tv. My 52" sanya lcd tv blew a fuse - take the back off and follow the power cord up and you should have 2 fuses there - ...

...tv with smell. Fuse still ok. What is the likely problem? the components that tend to blow in tvs are capacitors, the tv will work again after the blown one is replaced. do a quick google search to ...

tv can it be fixed or is it worth fixing price wise i hate to throw it away .its a 32 inch digital lifestyles Look at the power supply module, most of them will have a surge protection devices (called

...TV doesn't power ON with red light stays on lit you possibly have faulty main board. If totally no indicator try to replace the fuse on power supply board if busted or blown (it is usually connected ...

...32 spectrronic tv died last night no power and no lights is it worth me getting it fixed with a tv repair man Upto you My TV went last week I repaired it myself at a cost of £2 TV shop wanted ...

had power surge tv will not work fuse blown or power supply tv is only 3 months old Hi This TV should still be under warranty. Most new TV's have electronics warranty of 1 year.

TV and check the protection fuse inside [on the power regulator board] is blown up or not.  If blown up, repalce it with same type and ampearage.  The ampere ratings can be noted on its edge

jvc model no. LT-32p679. cable line was struck by lightning now tv wont turn on Cable system is grounded to electrical system. Most electronics have fuses inside. Open it up and look for blown fuse.

the tv is plugged in but doesn't play the tv is plugged in but doesn't play First off all, check your TV fuse for blown. The totally dead TV frequently cause by simple thing, the 'Fuse'.