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I have fixed a few tv's that were flat screens and the problem is almost always a capasitor. They use the cheepest from china, look for a bulge on one on the power side although they are not always noticable.
If there's a constant green blinking light, There's another post on this problem. Check out solution #9, Chris and Nat. They call it the green blinking light of death, but it's actually not too hard to fix thanks to these guys. We had no soldering experience, but the pics and the steps were right on (although we had 7 capacitors to replace, not 4). We were able to fix our TV for less than $15, and less than two hours of work.
Hey my tv is doing the same thing. The green power light with no sound and no picture and the fuse is good. I was wondering if you fixed the problem and if you could tell me how to fix mine.
veecorr i had the same problem it cost me $300 to fix i only fixed it because my buddy repaired it for me he told me that these tv's are a very good make so that's why i fixed it it's like new again.
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