There is standby power but no secondary power to turn the unit on

hi this could be capacitors in the power supply thanks

shaun

Was a standby light

Hello, it sounds like a power supply problem. When the powersupply in the tv detects a short or a problem it automatically reverts to safe mode or standby. It could be just a resistor or it could be something else. If its just the resistor or similar you'd be looking at around $100. Get a couple of quotes and pick the best. Thank you, I hope Ive helped.

sandyannsamp

If the VCR button lights up when you press the Power button, you are not in the correct mode to operate the TV. If the remote is programmed correctly, when you are in SAT mode, you can press the large RED button to turn your receiver off/on. The RED TV button will turn your TV off/on. I have provided links to program your remote to your TV again. I have also provided codes for your Sanyo TV.

Instructions to program your remote to your TV (begin with step 6):

http://www.dishnetwork.com/SupportSection/remote-setup
Here are the TV codes: 590, 683, 589, 542, 652

I hope this helps.

Ray Calo
DISH Network

This unit will go into standby if no signal is present for a few minutes. Pressing any button will return it to normal operating conditions.
Hope this helps.

It sounds like your secondary audio (SAP) has gotten turned on. Look on your TV remote for a button that says MTS or Audio and press it until the screen says Stereo. If you are having difficulty locating how to turn off the secondary audio feel free to repost with the model # and Manufacturer (Sanyo) and we can try to help you further...

Good Luck....

Usually a power issus are a power suppy issue or main board issue. If unit or pilot lights do not light happens.

Do you have a Home Theater Surge connected to it? If so, Turn the Surge unit off then back on, and your equipment should power back up. The surge will regain Main power but not enough to reset 110v just enough to keep your presets and settings. Hope that's the problem. If you don't have a surge, look on the front of the receiver for a secondary power switch that would be labeled "Main" etc. usually located below the standby or normal power switch. If it's not that, when you press the power button, does the unit "click" once, then two or three seconds later "click" again? That would be a chip, transformer, or IC chip and need to be serviced. If not that, post a reply with the model number and I can dig up some more info for you. Hope this helps

That set is probably not ready for the dump yet. The buzzing sound could be the power supply going into shutdown because of a shorted secondary supply, usually a shorted horizontal output. A good tech should be able to fix that at a reasonable price.