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Posted on Oct 31, 2007

Replaced the lamp, 8 days later it`s out again.

I replaced the lamp and 8 days later during turn on it went out. now the tv powers up ,the fan comes on, the lamp turns on then it goes out and the lamp light turns red. sometimes it just wont even do all that instead the lamp light will turn red right away.when it does turn on the screen is flickering and the colors are way off.
any suggestions.
thanks

  • quadraporte Nov 19, 2007

    THANKS FOR THE REPLY, I ALREADY FIXED THE PROBLEM BY REPLACING THE CAPACITORS.
    BUT YOUR`E ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ON THE DIAGNOSIS.

  • ushco Nov 25, 2007

    Replaced lamp with new one and the Lamp indicator light still shows that I have a bad lamp.

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You Have bad cap's on you power supply board causing the
5 volt line to go low. Call a service provider.

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