OK sorted the problem on my set. Replaced the capacitor ref: 2455 on main board it is a 47uf 25v but i was told a 35v will work as well? But mine is a 28pw6506/05
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This is usually due to the tv's power supply shutting it down to prevent further damage. It does this when one of the other boards in the set is drawing more power than it should, indicating a faulty part on the board. This needs an experienced engineer to diagnose and repair it, and as this is a common fault with flat screens of all types, should not be too expensive, depending on the price and availability of spare parts.
This is an on-going problem with DLP sets. Normally you shut the set off and the cooling fan cools the lamp down and then it shuts off. In your case, of which it's not your fault, however your lamp has taken a major hit by not properly cooling down, in turn, you need to replace your lamp at this time.
I suggest in the future if you have an electrical storm and a chance of a power outage while your watching tv, I would'nt play that model or any other model of a DLP set.
The error code tyo which you refer was truncated off of your posting. Could you please enter that code again? That code will assist us in determining the problem circuit.
tv cuts out after 10 secs - blue screen then switches off
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