Last night we watched a movie on our TV- Panasonic ct-32sx12f. This morning....dead. Our TV is not working at all. We switched outlets, everything (sound system, dvd player, stereo, satelite tv receiver) that was pluged into the same surge bar the TV was plugged into still works. The TV is the only thing not working. It has NO life. I can't turn it on at all. Should I even bother taking it somewhere to be looked at? What could it be. It's only 3 years old.
Sure, Why not? It is worth the effort. If the set is 'dead', it is the easiest to repair.Only 'tampered' sets pose problems. It could be a simple blown Fuse, or the Power Regulator IC. This should not cost you more than $100-150 as Technician charges + 15-20$ for spares. It could also be a defective Horizontal Outut Transistor and short cicuiterd FBT, (tho' it seems remote), but if yes, add another $100. definitely worth calling a professional techie
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first two service calls,warrantee replaced 6.3a fuse,diode.tv dead march21 fuse blown. called local tv repair he said panasonic issued service bulletin on problem updated diode and fuse.called panasonic consumer hotline of course they denied such bulletin,but will review case and call within24 hours.can i obtain this document for proof and what other steps should i take.
TV was working fine. Turned it off and one hour later would not turn on. Five years old and never had any problems before. Hope it is just a "switch" issue.
The TV is so heavy am hoping that a tech can service it in-house. Anyone have an idea as to the likelihood of that?
No power for love or money or earnest pleading for that matter...What gives? Set born in 2002. Got it unplugged now, waiting for the miracle reset to occur. Kinda like an electronic rapture, I guess. Oh well, nothing to watch anyway...
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