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I accidently unplugged my 8 month old tv and since then i cant gety power to my set. can you help? its football playoff time almost i need my tv. thanks
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NBA (National Basketball Association) playoffs
and NHL (National Hockey League) playoffs
used to end in May or June. Now, they end in June.
Other sports (British soccer and Australian Rules Football) also have their Championship games around the same time.
I would suspect bad capacitors on the power supply. They drain when left unplugged from the power source and then when power is restored the weakcapacitors cant recharge and the set wont power up.
keep calling mitsubishi and write down time, date, and name of person you talked to. they'll take care of you but you have to be polite and persistent.
This sounds like a shutdown circuit proble, which is caused by the draw of excessive current. I would suggest that you have a qualified TV repair person look at you set and repair it.
I have a GE 46 in TV that had the same occurrence. I believe it is a sign that the amplifier is overheated or stressed. The way I fixed mine was to unplug TV and leave off for a few minutes -then plug in. I discovered this by accident when the power went off one day and the sound returned (had been using my vcr audio output plugged into my stereo for weeks!) This fix will work for weeks-sometimes months-evidently resets the circuits inside the amp somehow. Last time this happened I also removed the back of TV and blew out the dust with compressed air while it was unplugged-still have sound 4 months later without a "reset"-so I'm guessing it did help .
if the problem is persistent have a tech look at your set the problem could be the power supply or related circuit.the quicker you have a tech to repair your set you will be able to see the playoff.good luck.
It most certainly could be the cause of the problem. Most of the time when a TV set comes onm then switches off, its a fault in the power regulator circuit. Regulators can go bad all by them selfs, but most of the time, they fail due to excessive AC voltage, and or ppower surges, such as the oin off action of intermittant power would cause. On sets this old, Im not sure you would want to invest the type of cash to repair. Its onlty a guess but I would say a minimum of 125 to repair them? Its a call only you can make. You should go to this link and read this first. http://www.techlore.com/article/10602/ Good Luck
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