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I have a Pt-56hx41pf Panasonic and when I turn it on it trips off with a red light next to the led power button flashing. When I turn it on again it wont come on. If I unplug it the tv would come on to setup then trip off to the flashing light next to the power button. Now its gotten so when I unplug it wont even come on but goes to the flashing red light flashing light and thats all that happens.

  • gmaa Jan 01, 2009

    I have a simular or same problem. Turn the tv on..a few seconds, it turns itself off. The first time the problem started, tv was on about 10 mins, no problem before that.

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CK your hori output ,& blue capacitor 1200pf 2000v see if it is burt if these are OK Then Replace Both of your STKsThey are your convergence ICs but they also cao affect power.They are big black chips with STK on them IF they are 392-110s upgrade to 180s- if they are 020s use 040s if 560or 570 use that number for part to replace there is no upgrade and big differents in 560s-570s.If you need anymore help let me know. Resolder all poor connections you find.

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