Tv went off but made no noise; the first few times i tried to turn it back on you could hear the audio now nothing just a blinking red light I called my techno friend and he said to google it and i could probably fix it
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Unfortunately, what you're describing is a repairissue. You won't be able to address the problem with troubleshooting.There is a part inside the TV that needs to be replaced. If the TV is a rear projection AND all you need is the lamp, you could probably fix that yourself. However, if it's an LCD or plasma, I would advise you not to try the repair yourself because it's more complicated than replacing a bulb. Using Google to diagnose the problem carries some risk because you run the risk of wasting money on part of a repair. For example, if you learn that you need to replace the lamp assuming its a rear projection, you fix the lamp and the TV still doesn't work, you'll be faced with spending more money on repairs than you want to. A new 42" LCD can be purchased on walmart.com for $598.00. So, you definitely don't want to spend too much more than $200 for repairs. If you do have a rear projection, the replacement bulb will cost about $200. If you'reunder warranty, this will cost you nothing.
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Ha,ha,ha this needs a tech.people dont undestand that a tv is very complex,you will not be able to repair your problem.
VR-507 had been working great. I hadn't changed anything. I hadn't even moved it. It just suddenly stopped producing sound. It didn't just stop while it was on. I had turned it off and when I turned it back on, nothing. I tried running the speaker setup to see if it would output pink noise, I could hear the test sound, but I couldn't hear any audio from the TV or DVD player.. 175 views
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