Question about Panasonic CT-32SF35 32" TV

Panasonic CT-32SF35 32 On & Off, On & Off

Before I spend a fortune on a repair.Is anyone familiar with what causes this TV to independently turn itself Off and then On again in rapid succession. I've tried going into the set-up area but that too will turn off the tv which will then turn itself On again and Off again etc..... Thanks Tina

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Bad capacitors in the standby power supply most likely.

Posted on Jun 09, 2007

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