It most certainly a power supply issue. If the board is separate you might find one reasonable, but some are all-in-one boards and only a technician who knows how to repair the electronics will help you. most of these are bad capcitors
Okay cool, I really just needed a second opinion before I went and tried replacing all the boards cause they are all seperate and to replace the power supply board would just take disconnecting a few clips and it pops right out and the new one pops in. So thanks rick I really appreciate it
Oh ad just in case do you think the a/c power cord could have anything to do with it burning out?
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I would not jump to conclusions just from that symptom, but I would agree that the power supply board is a strong candidate for this type of problem.
In reality it is also possible for almost any other board to be the source of the problem, probably the main board being the first candidate after the PSU.
On a side note, there are several different sub-versions of the DP50747 model, something that is NOT reflected in the fixya's model categories; the differences between the different versions can be from minor to significant.
Before getting your board you *need* to either look up the sub-version (called "chassis" on the label at the back of the TV) or, better yet, open up the TV and look up the power supply board markings in it.
Lastly, here's something that may help:
http://www.coppelltvrepair.com/search?Q=DP50747&As=false&Pf=&Pt=&Sid=false&btnsearch=Search
SOURCE: White screen only on Sanyo DP26648
Your reported symptoms are odd in that most failures are related to the primary power supply but that takes down both audio and video.
The backlight is obviously working (white screen) but it is no longer receiving any video information and this points to a failure of the logic (or the output of the power supply that services logic) used to control pixels on the screen.
Some screens have the majority of the control ICs actually mounted on the LCD assembly and because of very close pin distances used on dense ICs, they are often not replaceable by hand since they were installed by robotics.
I would first suspect (and hope for) the logic voltage output of the power supply to be the culprit.
If any of you posters have had a repair done and received any kind of a detailed report (you should), would you be kind enough to post it back as a comment to this original message?
SOURCE: GREEN POWER LIGHT NO LIGHT ON SCREEN NO SOUND
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SOURCE: TV blinks and then no picture at all
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SOURCE: Green light blinks but no sound no picture
Power surge will knock out picture and sound if you don't have a power strip. Found out from Best Buys when purchasing another LCD TV. They have a warrenty against such problems.
SOURCE: My new Sanyo HDTV LCD won't come on, although the on light is on.
If your Tv is in warranty or you have a cover plan, you need to return the Tv for repair or replacement.Your Tv sounds like it has a power supply fault.
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