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Posted on Jan 02, 2009

Toshiba 36HF71 has sound but no picture

Red power light just flashes. If you turn it off then back on the red light stays on for about 5 seconds then starts flashing. The screen stays black

  • blistex Jan 30, 2009

    The screen is black. I get sound, but no picture. The red light blinks, then is steady for about 5 seconds when I press the remote power button.

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Same problem with mine. Relays click, sound, no picture and a flashing power LED. I finally found a schematic online. I went through the high voltage circuits and found the power transistor 2SC5570 was shorted out. There is also a pico fuse in that area but my was not open. I replaced the transistor and prayed the flyback transformer was not shorted. It wasn't, I'm watching my old 36" right now. Not a bad fix (17.00) bucks. Wonder what a service tech would have charged ;)

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