Lg42px5d complete power loss no standby light.power lead ok

The red LED at the bottom of the TV is powered by the 5 volt standby circuit, if you don't have the light you don't have a 5 volt standby and without that the set is totally dead, no power going anywhere. Chances are a new power board will fix your set.

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If there is no standby light then you have to check the power supply of your blue ray player. Its will be an smps power supply. Very carefull while dealing with such power supply beacuse there will be Live areas in the board. You have to check the fuse in the smps. If the fuse is faulty The its sure that the smps driver MOSFET is short. Before replacing the fuse you have to check the MOSFET. If not it will lead to further dameges to your system.
If the fuse is ok and the power supply is perfect then the mother board of your player is faulty. If so then you have to contact the nearest Authorise servicing center to get it repaired.
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There might be a power loss in the mains lead. Mowers aren't renown for substantial power leads but your mower is rated at 12 amps which not only requires a substantial power lead, the longer the lead is the greater the power loss the lead will cause and the more substantial the lead should be.
As a rule of thumb if minimal power loss is required the cross sectional area of the cable should be doubled every ten metres - completely impractical, therefore some power loss has to be expected.

The commonly used series wound motor is light and powerful and produces lots of torque when it is working hard at reduced speed but produces little power at maximum revolutions so introducing it to work will always result in a speed reduction. You are complaining of a speed reduction where mowing is harder work.

I suggest you service the motor, ensure the blade is sharp and thoroughly inspect the power lead and raise the mower bed a little where the cutting is the hardest and you will have done all you can reasonably do.

these vehicles are known for ignition coil failure. typical symptoms include: Misfire, power loss, vibrating engine, poor fuel consumption. If the vehicle's engine vibrates, it be misfiring. Is your chk engine light on???

1. Make sure the HDMI cable is connected to the HDMI OUT port on the back of the PLAYSTATION 3 system. Connect the other end of the HDMI cable into the HDMI Input port of the TV or display monitor.
   
2. While the PLAYSTATION 3 system is in standby mode (red light on the front of the system), hold down the touch-sensitive power button on the front of the system until the system goes into standby mode again . (So the light cycle would go from: red light --> green light --> then back to red light). This will ensure that you have held down the power button long enough to reset the Video Output Settings.
   
3. Turn on the PLAYSTATION 3 system and once the system finishes powering up, the Video Output Settings will automatically reset to the standard resolution (or detect the current display output settings of your TV/monitor).
   

hey man, 
i have th same problem. have you find any solution?
Today i will verify, if the problem isn't it in noise filter IF - N06AEW.
I will post a result. Please let me know about your solution.
thanx
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Check the fuse on the power board. If ok change the power board.

This is what I found
You may want to have a Tv repair shop look at this .

Standby light flashes 10X

Symptoms / Customer Description
Standby light flashes 10X
[Primary Symptom Code: 2111 ]

Solution

G1 and G2 boards are ok.

Found Q box was causing loss of DTL MODULE 5v.
Replaced Q box to resolve.

Part #
A1058689A

This is usually from a scan failure or the CRT has failed.

Sometimes in these sets, when the CRT is on the edge of failing the set may come on, and then turn off. If the CRT is weak, the AKG circuits see a fault condition and cause the uPC to shout the high voltage and screen bias.

If there is a scan failure occurring, the power supply goes in to a the protection mode.


Jerry G.

This could be from a failed power supply, or a failure in the management area, or a short on one of the boards which is shutting down the power supply.

Jerry G.