try to unplug unit take batteries out of remote then put them back in and try reset on back lower left and turn on with resettry to unplug unit take batteries out of remote then put them back in and try reset on back lower left and turn on with reset
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The series set you have has the power and main board as a combo and has had lots if failure issues so I'd try replacing this board, as long as your backlights stay on we can cross those off the list of possible issues
Same issue here. I kept plugging in the TV and it would flash the logo and go black. I disconnected the LED line from the power board, plugged the TV back in and the LED's all lite up and got great picture. Turned it off and on a few times with the power switch with no problem. Left it alone about an hour, came back, got the same symptoms all over again, Flash then nothing.
I changed out the Power Supply board....same issue, Flash of logo and black screen. Probably going to heave ho the set.
Please un-plug the cable between the main board & the power supply board, apply AC power to the TV, if the back light come on, that means the back lights & the power supply are OK, then you need to replace the main board; if the back lights does not light up, mostly the back light LED strip(s) is bad.
These blinks [flashes] are fault indication (Error Codes). From the number of blinks occur at one time switch ON, you can get an idea about the faulty circuit section inside it. This will make repair easy. These are called blinking codes. Make sure about the exact number of blinking of the standby/power LED, by switching On & OFF the set, for at least two times. Count it carefully. If you wish to get some details, check the site linked here. It has details about blinking codes, and fault locating procedure, to many popular brand TVs and other devices. http://electro-medical.blogspot.com/
If blinks continue without any pause, the main board is faulty.
Remove Mains Plug and press Standby switch from LED Panel for 30 sec. Press Input & Ch Down Switch from LED panel and plug in and start LED LED will start and "K" will appear on screen Press Ch Down & Vol Down switch at same time You will get 1/10 page on screen Go to 9/10 page by pressing left & right button from remote Select EEP and press Ok button from remote After 30Sec remove main plug and restart LED.
usually bad power supply, Where did you source your part? return/exchange it. Bad LEDs/ possible but not as likely, Tcon working if you can see images with flashlight. You must also have backlight on signal from main board ,check for 3 to 5v on labeled connecter on power supply. UPDATE---47" & 50" LN series. This model has had LED problems if your TV acts as described by Mr. Hughes in is answer to this problem you have bad LEDs
Ur Tuner signal board have problems or dead.Ur power LED light indicator stable for a few mins before the power LED light,and the OPC LED light indicators flashes?After the POWER light and OPC light indicators flashes,just push the power button again for the power recycles again.Probally have to pushes the power button 3 or 4 for power light and opc light indicators flashes,the LCD backlght will lght up and work.Sharp tv have this problems alot,very common in Sharp LCD tvs.
Try the following steps:
1. Remove the power supply to X Main board, check VE. If you get normal VE then replace the X Main board. Otherwise to 2.
2. Remove the power supply to Y Main board, check VE. If you get VE then replace the Y Main board, otherwise to 3.
3. Replace the SMPS board & SMPS 200V board.
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