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I have an RCA D52W20 and the top is cutoff only on satellite and vcr...not dvd

I have tried replacing cords, sat boxes and vcr's...nothing works. I have narrowed it down to what I believe is a coaxial input in the back of the tv. There are 2 boxes that are connected to the motherboard. Are these boxes connected to the board via soldering or can they be pulled out? Also, since I removed the back (didn't touch anything inside) the tv won't turn on. If I hold it down for 15 seconds then the power light blinks several times, but still no picture. Any suggestions on these two problems? Thanks sumdumguy

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Motherboard IS NOT BAD you need a Flyback transformer here is the link http://www.electronix.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?ELECTRONIX_CATALOG_SESSID=c5d90cbb7ae2d4c1449ea48542eef46a&keywords=259296&x=4&y=14

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The motherboard is bad..have a repair person replace..

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