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Toshiba Theatrewide I turn the set on and get sound and no picture. The red power light is on steady. I don't know where it start. I'm a certified computer tech, certs from all the OEMs, but no television experience.

  • Sjobie Aug 25, 2007

    The actual Model# for my set is 51H83. I got a service manual for it but it doesn't cover lamp removal or replacement. I appreciated the answer that was given, but wanted to be sure if the answer was correct for my model. I do think it is the lamp and will pursue that course. Any additional info would be greatly benefitial.

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If the light is on a steady red, thats an indication that the lamp is bad, or the lamp circuit is bad. If you replace the lamp, and the set still does not come on, this is going to be a tough one if you are trying to trouble shoot it without a manual. You can get a manual here http://www.servicemanuals.net/results.aspx?type=SM&brand=0&model=62HM94e Start with the power supply, and see if the regulator is working. If so move on to the lamp ballast circuit. If you need an owners manual, you can get one from here http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-images/models/62HM94/docs/62HM94_om_e_rev1.pdf Good Luck

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  • Anonymous Sep 04, 2007

    If you replaced the lamp and the set still does not work, return the lamp and get a replacement. If that lamp does not work, then you know you will have to search in another direction. Good Luck.

  • Anonymous Sep 04, 2007

    The service manual does not cover the lamp replacement but the owners manual does. You can download that for free from Toshiba athttp://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-i...
    It is in chapter 11 on pages 98 through 100.

  • Anonymous Sep 04, 2007

    OH man, I know now why you cannot find the lamp for this TV set. I just realized your model still uses picture tubes. You have to be careful when you post the model number. I just saw your real model number, the 51H83. There IS no lamp inside this TV set. Three picture tubes yes. Now on this TV set, the reason you have no picture is the set lost the vertical sweep and the set automatically shuts off the voltages to the picture tubes to protect the lamps. I have seen the vertical output IC cause this problem, I have seen the Capacitor in the sweep power supply that feeds the voltage to the vertical out put IC, and I have also seen the convergence IC cause this problem. The set you first mentioned is a DLP set, you do not have a DLP set. You have convergence adjustments and a magic focus to adjust the convergence on the TV set. A set that uses a lamp does not have convergence alignments my friend. I am glad I cleared this up.

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