Ok, I it looks as if my lamp burnt out for a second time. I ordered a new lamp and installed it. It didn't work, just a constant flashing Green Light. I measure the lamp leads (lamp side not TV) and see zero resistance. I called the lamp provider, they say it sounds like a bad lamp. I ship it back, get a new lamp same problem (note: this box was damaged upon arrival). So my quetions: 1. Would the lamp measure any resistance? If not how do I test the lamp? Or is there a more sinister problem afoot?
Do a continuity check on the thermal fuse coming off of connector P1701-P1707, I believe. If it's open, replace it. It's housed right above the lamp on the light engine.
Posted on Jun 15, 2007
207 views
Usually answered in minutes!
I heard a pop up from my TV that caused a blank on my screen. Then, I quickly turn-off my TV and waited for a couple minutes to turn it on again. The green LED light showed up but the screen was still blank.
What should I do now to make my TV run again? Is any lamp popped up or the thermal fuse exploded? How do I get it fixed?
Thanks
Whenever the TV is first turned on it indicates on the screen to replace the lamp. The picture appears to be fine, but we just got the TV from a family member. Not sure if the lamp really needs replaced or not? Certainly do not mind spending the $$ just want to make sure it is necessary and not just a programming issue. Thanks
×