I have a 39" AIM television that is almost 3 years old. While watching tv sometimes the screen goes blank (blue) and back on again almost like it restarts? It started about 2 weeks ago

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The power supply is having difficulty. The typical cause is underated electrolytic capacitors. I would examine all the caps (round cylindrical cans) in the power supply and see if any of them are bulged. Not a bad idea to just replace all of them with better rated parts.
These type of caps have all kinds of specs. Not just voltage and capacity, but also temperature, case size, and obtuse stuff like dissipation factor. Most all power supplies use switching type designs that run at serious frequencies (not the old 60 hz - more like 50khz) that stress out these electrolytic caps and many circuit designers (or their cheap bosses) don't specify the better parts. Replace them with the same capacitance, but higher voltage, and higher temp parts (hopefully they will not be too big physically).
Ya, I know you paid $$$ for this TV and they scrimped on cheap parts. Yup, the more expensive a product is, the more pressure the bean counters put on keeping the price down.
Hope Ya Fix It.

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i know your problem. its an inverter loose connection from CCFL to inverter output. back of your LCD inside the TV. try to remove and re-connect again. be sure no power and AC is unplugged. [email protected]

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Hi you can try this in Vista

1. Click Start, and then type cmd in the Start Search box.
2. In the search results list, right-click Command Prompt or Cmd, and then click Run as Administrator on the pop up contextual menu.
3. If you are prompted by User Account Control for permission, click Continue.
4. At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER: powercfg.exe -h off
   
5. Type exit, and then press ENTER.

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You will either have a fault with the inverter board which drives the backlights or a faulty backlight in the screen. If the problem is a backlight then a replacement screen is the only cure. One or the other is breaking down after it has been opn for a certain period of time, have an engineer call out & check with a tester if it is a screen problem.

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Hi,
Most probably, Electrolytic condenser in the Power supply to display circuit may have punctured resulting in smoke coming out. Take tv to service centre. There is no other option.
Good luck.
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