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I have a Hitachi 60V500A, that I bought a couple of years ago. A couple of days ago the menu just started popping up on the screen by itself. I could hit exit, and it would go away, but it started coming back very frequently. I unplugged the tv for a full day, and then tried again, but it is still doing it. Now to make matters even worse, the remote does not work, and every button on the tv, when you push it, just changes the input. It is also just randomly changing inputs on it's own. I have searched all over the net, and found no help. I hope someone can help me here. Thanks
Steve
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I have hitachi lcd rear projection tv model 60v500A at first I was getting a red spot on centar of tv with in two mounths the spot got bigger. I chanched the lamp but now i don't have a picture, the red indicator on tv is now blinking.
Hi,
The problem is more or less with the LCD screen itself. The manufatcurer covers dead or burnt pixels.I would suggest contact Vizio Support on the following number
Technical Support Toll-Free: 877.698.4946
There is a circuit board at the top in the back called the t-con board. Check that the connectors are in snuggly. Also check connections on the main board from t-con board. If not that it could t-con board itself of panel. Also is the tv menu affected when this happens, if not then definatly problem is main board. if so could be t-con board ,main board or even panel itself. also check and replace any swolen capacitors on the power board.
Right now there seems to be many people with the same TV problems with sony and HDMI cables. Most of the solutions are resetting the TV and sony product. Try leaving your TV unplugged for a hour to let it reset itself.
Enter the I2C Service Menu, be sure the power is OFF. 1.On the front control panel, press and hold the INPUT button. 2.Then press the POWER button for two seconds. 3.You may keep the INPUT button depressed until you see the OSD with the Service Menu displayed. 4.If you don't see the service menu, please repeat Process making sure you wait until the Power blinking LED stops. 5.Execute the Memory Initialize operation after the adjustment values have been written on a sheet of paper. Highlight “MEMORY INTI”, arrow to the right andholdthe button to the right (approx 5 sec.) until a check mark appears in the box.This activates the Memory Initialization. 6.After the Memory initialize operation has finished (10~15 sec, the channel will revert to CH 3.) the pink image symptom should be fixed. 7.Write back
the adjustment values from your notes to their respective adjustment
parameters in the adjustment mode. (In other words, set the Data Values back to the the Data values written down before the Memory Initialization procedure). NOTE: Make sure the SELECT
Button is pressed on remote after every change to the values. Failure
to do so will result in the data values not being changed. 8.Exit I2C menu. Press exit repeatedly until you go back to the normal picture. 9.Turn the set off-on andConfirm the picture remains in a good condition. BE SURE TO COPY DOWN DATA SETTINGS BEFORE INITIALIZING I2C SETTINGS
couple of ideas ... on the TV look for the button named input you can change it to the one you cave connected to there .. I am looking up the remote press the TV button then the menu button to move through the on screen input control
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