Pansonic CT-32HXC14 Just bought a used Panasonic CT-32HXC14. The picture is great however every thirty minutes or so the screen turns off and on instantly. Sometimes two or three times in a row. Aside from the inconvienence the picture isn't distorted after this occurs. Is this a simple fix or should i just get my money back? Thanks

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This is a bad connection in the power supply, or a bad connection in the high voltage supply, and could also be expensive to repair if the regulator board is intermittent. I say if you can take it back, good riddance. Good Luck

Posted on Jul 28, 2007

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