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Tv keep turning off

My sd-p50a3 is turning off by itself and i can figure out why. i call an expert and they said it was the power source. i will turn back on every once and a while, please help!!!

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  • Anonymous Nov 06, 2007

    same problem does anyone have a service manual?

  • Anonymous Nov 06, 2007

    same problem does anyone have a service manual?

  • Anonymous Dec 15, 2007

    standby bottum is not turning the tv on

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I had the same problem with mine and they said it was the "converjence chip"?  Anyway cost me about $350.00 to fix.

Posted on Oct 11, 2007

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I believe they're right, it sound like you have intermittant connections on the Power/Deflection board (not uncommon with projection tv's over five years old.

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It's the power source.

Posted on Sep 30, 2007

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