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Posted on Jan 12, 2009

Tv will not turn on green light blinking

Have unplugged tv & used reset button.

  • horsetwig Jan 16, 2009

    Unplugged TV still does not work. TV will not turn on and green light still blinking

  • david-hull Jan 17, 2009

    same problem just happened to me 1/16/09

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Unplug the tv, and plug it back in. Wait a minute and it should come up.

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