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TV TROUBLE SHOOTING PROBLEM

Primary section,when i plug the AC cord and push the power switch the fuse will explode..pls give me some tips to trouble it??

  • richardwi113 Dec 18, 2008

    the power button will not stay on.

  • Anonymous Dec 28, 2008

    Philips 27PT543S 27" TV

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Have you tried another outlet in the house? If it still blows a fuse there could be an internal issue in the TV regarding grounding. Can you temporarily connect a microwave oven or similar device to that outlet to see if the fuse still blows? If it continues to blow, you can at least rule out the TV being the cause. Is the TV new? Has any recent electrical upgrades been done? Are you using an extension cord or plugging the TV's power cable into the Cable/Satellite box instead?

One important step to do regardless for all sensitive electronics is to perform a power drain by unplugging the device or removing batteries followed by holding in the products power button for 1 minute. This flushes out the capacitors and circuit board of any electricity that can prevent normal functionality.

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if you are purchase a new power supply I give you a web site to order..

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