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Turns on, yet not on?

I put in the batteries, and close it tight and then I push the button. The light flashes, and continues to flash. It's in play mode, yet there's no blue screen, as well as whenever I push any other button, nothing happens. The only thing that seems to work is the power button. What's going on and how can I get it to work? Thank you for reading this and perhaps responding to it if you do.

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Have you read the manual ?

Posted on Aug 15, 2017

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SOURCE: 52 RCA DLP 1080P Television with NO picture and buttons flash

i dont have a soultion for you but can tell of my experince with rca 52"dlp after having mine for six months did same thing sent it to the repair shop it stayed there for three months then they said they couldnt fix it tried to talk to rca cust serv reps who basicly said they didnt care after two more months i finaly got the store manager where i bought it to go to bat for me and they agreed to replace it but with a lower grade model and no warrenty as they said mine had expired even though it had been broken for eight months after three months the new one did the same thing i was told it was the light engine which cost 2 grand and were on forever backorder and id just get another tv before putting that much in that tv but it wont be another rca hope this helps now i have a 100lbs paper weight [email protected]

Posted on Dec 28, 2007

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SOURCE: 52 RCA DLP 1080P Television with NO picture and buttons flash

IF you would like help diagnosing your set. Go to the enclosed link. They have the service manual for your set and offer unlimited chat support for only 29.99. Just click on your sets manufacturer and you will see your model. Then click on the contact us link and provide your email address and they will email your manual and instructions on how to obtain your support. I am one of their techs. This manual contains step by step procedure for troubleshooting Your RCA DLP Light Engine
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Posted on Jan 15, 2008

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SOURCE: "52" RCA Scenium DLP; No Picture and the buttons flash on and off

On the back of the TV, you'll find the Access door to your lamp. Unplug the TV from power, and remove the screw on the access panel. Inside you'll find 2 additional screws holding in the lamp housing assembly. Remove the screws, then the lamp assembly and visibly inpect it. You'll know if the lamp is defective, it will have obvious damage. If so replace with part # 260962, you can acquire this lamp for arround 100 dollars off ebay, or 262.00 direct from RCA.

Posted on Jun 04, 2008

Anonymous

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When i try to turn it on the power button flashes a code. The power button lights up once for a second, then turns off, then flashes quickly nine times and lights up once again for a second before turning off. The screen doesnt turn on at all, nor do the speakers. Any help would be highly appreciated.

Posted on Oct 31, 2008

jason

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SOURCE: rca 32v432t tv plays,turnsoff,turnson, and stays in autochannel search mode

your going to need to do a resolder of dry looking solder jobs and or poor solder jobs
this could also be your front control board , try disconnecting it and see if the tv stays on
it is possible that the sensor has gone bad or the crystal needs to be replace or worse the EEPROM
my rca 27 in was doing the same thing , i resoldered the board and it worked great for 7 months
so do a resolder of all suspicious solder and heated components
then let me know what happens
also what is your model # for your rca tv ?
also one of rca's kits for repair is some solder and paste , so that should tell you something in its self about rca repairs ( the solder with the paste is supposed to make it handel heat better )
please give a fixya rating so that if you need more help in your tv , I can continue to help you further , thanks

electech

Posted on Nov 08, 2008

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