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Insignia TVHD30 The TV has worked perfectly for a year and a half or so, but a thunderstorm passed the other day, and now it does absolutely nothing......NO lights, NO responses to switches or remote. The TV is plugged into a surge protector strip along with a DVD player, Satellite box, and VCR. Those all appear to be working; at least they have their "ready" lights on. I suspected a fuse, and took the case off the TV and found a line fuse, but it checked good with an ohmeter. There are no burnt smells, and no unsightly capacitors or other components inside. What should I check next? Thanks

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  • mike goci Jun 10, 2007

    The model # is 1SHDTV30. it plugs directly into the standard US 110VAC 60 Cycle line

  • 6705 Dec 18, 2007

    Our tv has sound and no picture. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanx

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Call insignia and tell them that your TV IS-TVHD30 smoked out on them and ask to have it fix. This problem happens a lot they should fix it free of charge.

Posted on May 15, 2008

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I, need the exact model no. to see if you can get part for it . need also to know if it uses an external power adapter thanks

Posted on Jun 10, 2007

  • Luis Amado Jun 10, 2007

    I'm working on , I'll find the best solution for you , thanks

  • Luis Amado Jun 10, 2007

    Prima is the name of the company who can give support to insignia brand . They don't sell parts for it. contact them an they can repair or exchange for you 1-888-474-2314 or email at [email protected] .

    I hope this can help you in some way. some times if the tech has enough
    knowledge can find cross reference #s and there are some parts of the main board that can be replaced but depends on the tech

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