Unit worked earlier in the day, went to take a DVD out and hit the power button only to hear a click followed by another click. No display came on at all, the red AC led is on indicating it's getting line in. I pulled the cover off and tried powering it up, clicking sound is coming from a relay on the board by the AC plug. What is most likely the problem, the relay or the power supply?
I took the DVD out of the unit. The next time I tried to use the unit, F61 appeared on the unit. It would not stay on and the DVD player would not open.I took the DVD out of the unit. The next time I tried to use the unit, F61 appeared on the unit. It would not stay on and the DVD player would not open.
I too am getting the error F-61 on my Panasonic SA-HT67.
While watching a DVD it gave out a pop sound and shut down. From then on when ever I try to turn it on, it gives me the F-61 and shuts down again. It even does this with nothing plugged into it.
[email protected]I too am getting the error F-61 on my Panasonic SA-HT67.
While watching a DVD it gave out a pop sound and shut down. From then on when ever I try to turn it on, it gives me the F-61 and shuts down again. It even does this with nothing plugged into it.
Take the cover off and check both fan connections. I did this and it turned out to be a loose connection causing the F61 error. Also, check to see if the fans move even just a bit when you turn the unit on. If only one moves then you may have a burnt fan, if neither move you have a major problem. If they both move continue checking connections, loose solders etc. If all else fails, but a new one.
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This TV will need to be repaired, What you hearing is a relay in the power supply unit not able to send power to make a circuit, okay this could be due to a bad powersupply,or bad flyback.
I would suggest bringing it into the shop $95 bucks to fix it for good. You be glad you did.
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the honeywell is just a thermostat.my guess is the capacitor went out in the condenser when you lost power.turn the temp down on the thermostat and hit the hold button.....if it does not cool,call a service tech.good luck!
Power supply problem. Most equipment today has remotes and the power supply has to remain on to sense the remotes signal.
But the actual receiver section does not get power until the remote says so or you hit the power on button on the unit. Internally the supply then feeds the device. Most likely cause is a power surge or storm.
See if the remote will power it up?
I presume this is still under warranty. If you don't have it plugged into a good surge supression outlet strip, Get one!
Mister Phil
While the above problem is not in the manual, I would try pushing and holding down the Open/Close buttton for an extended period to see if the unit will 'unlock' itself.
Does it possibly have a reset button you could press with a paperclip? If not, try disconnecting the constant power wire for ....let's say an hour, and hooking it back up.
I purchased this same unit yesterday from the PX Power Zone. I hooked up the unit and even managed to record a few minutes of a show. I then went into setup and made a few changes. Now, I have no display at all from the unit. Does anyone know how to reset the unit back to factory settings? Please email me at [email protected]. Many thanks!
I've had this happen a number of times with my receiver. This trick from the Troubleshooting guide in the owner's manual usually does the trick:
To reset
If an unusual condition in the display window or malfunction
occurs, reset the unit as follows.
1 Press the POWER button to turn off the power.
2 Press the POWER button while pressing the ENTER button.
Everything stored in memory after purchase is canceled.
If the power cannot be turned off in step 1 because of a
malfunction, reset by disconnecting the AC cord and carry out
step 2.
I took the DVD out of the unit. The next time I tried to use the unit, F61 appeared on the unit. It would not stay on and the DVD player would not open.
I too am getting the error F-61 on my Panasonic SA-HT67.
While watching a DVD it gave out a pop sound and shut down. From then on when ever I try to turn it on, it gives me the F-61 and shuts down again. It even does this with nothing plugged into it.
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