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press the menu and input/device buttons both in together on the front of the set and hold for 5 seconds and then see if the set blinks a number of blink pauses and then blinks another number such as 2 blink pause 2 blinks which would be a 22 caode. It then repeats that code.
It is protecting you and itself with high probability.
Power supplies in modern electronic devices are designed to cycle if there is a fault in circuitry they are servicing and because of the design, also will not turn on completely if they are failing.
The older style of power supply was 'dumb' and unable to do this so could cause fires if the failure wasn't teh 'right' kind to blow the main fuse.
I agree with the manual; this is a job for a tech.
yes... i actually work at verizon the tv is to old for fios because fios is so advanced we run off ot 720 to 1080 depending on areas. what kind of box is it? is it the hd box or stb>
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