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Try vacuuming the back of the vents, or carefully use compressed air. a fan might help, if the tv is in a tight spot and not getting proper air circulation .
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your Audio output chip has gone south and shorts out after warm up The unit will shut off to protect itself you need a tech to replace it try Pinicle Service solutions in Haverhill ma
it souds like the cooling fans arent working correctly. if the tv is staying on long enough to warm up and then shutting down i would look at the cooling fans
I have the same exact problem with my Go Video 32" HDTV. Yesterday the power stayed on for several hours, now it wont stay on for more than 5 - 8 minutes.
Picture tubes rarely go bad. You have a bad connection or something on the circuit board that is breaking down due to the temperature change . Probably an easy fix. Not something an unqualified person can do though. Your local shop should fix this for about $60-100.
It's definitely some kind of cooling problem, or a cold solder joint that looses connection when things warm up. Can you turn it back on right away after it shuts itself off? You can purchase a freezing spray and use that to spray different areas on the circuit boards to find the problematic one, then you can get down to an individual component.
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