No--this is called a PDP or plasma display panel and no two (even same brand) can be interchanged.
The cost of a Panel exceeds the cost of a new set--broken screen=fatal issue.
SOURCE: Looking for replacement panel for Philips 42'' model #42pfl5603d
Visit Anrews Elctronics.com. Ask for a salvage part.
SOURCE: trying to connect nintendo wii to philips tv
If I have the right manual you should connect the wii cable from the package to th backside of the tv. You will see four pluges. Choose with VGA you want to use, this is not important. Use the cable from the wii and plug in two of three pluges, you must match te coulors. If you have a cable box installed you will probably have scart (a big cable with a large head) connect this and it would run smooth. You can also connect the three pluges from the cable to your cable-box, use the red, wihte, and yellow pluge.
SOURCE: I have a Philips 50 inch plasma tv. The light is
I have Philips 50 inch plasma TV purchased almost exactly 3 years ago. Completely out of warranty. Paid 1999 bucks for it new. Now Plasma TVs similar to this are 800 bucks. I figured the cost of a repair tech coming to the house would be around 500 bucks.. so I decided I could "do no harm" and look at the power supply. Sure enough, two 3300 uF caps were swollen.. I am far from a true electrical repair person, and if it were not for the caps being swollen, would have no idea that they were bad. I am however a little bit skilled in soldering. So I ordered replacements for about 8 bucks. The caps were actually only 1.50 ea. but the min order fee and shipping brought it to about 8 bucks.. I got them from studiosoundelectronics.com . They came in today and installed them... to my astonishment, my TV works as good as it did when it was new... I must say that I am dissapointed in Philips.. and will never buy another product from them. If it is out of warranty.. they will not even talk to you.. I don't think it is too much to ask when you spend 1999 bucks on a product from them.. I expected my TV to have more than 2.999 years in life in it. Thanks a million to this site for providing soulutions for folks..
Jeff
Florence AL
SOURCE: 42" philips plasma, black screen and flashing red light
This fix was posted on similar problem, worthy of repeating: Replaced 3300mf 10V capacitors at PS. Both had bulged slightly. Upsized to 25V as the previous solution poster had suggested 16V but I could not locate 16V so used 25V and TV is back to normal!
SOURCE: Philips 42" Flat Screen Plasma - blinking red light 7 times - HELP please!
Here is a photo of the board where I have removed the two from my TV. You can see the two open holes.
Panasonic Viera TC-P42X3 42 inch Plasma TV with 2 HDMI inputs
Your Cost: $640.79
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