When unit was turned off last night it "popped". Now it does not come on and the power light flashes at a rate of 1 flasher per second.

Sounds like a loose wire nut to me. When you turn the light on the connection warms up and the wires will expand. When you turn it off they cool down and contract. Combine that with slight vibration from the fan over 4 years it could cause a loose connection. Just pull the trim ring down and tighten all the wire nuts. The light is usually the blue wire. Dont forget to kill the power first. If that doesnt work its probably a bad remote sensor.Inexpensive and easy to replace.

Ok This is how to troubleshoot the TV, there are lights on the front and you are mainly concerned with two of these lights (the power light and the OPC light). I) If non of the lights come on then this is a AC Power failure (There is a loose connection or you need to check the Power/Inverter unit or the Main unit) II) If the power light is blinking at a rate of one blink per min and the OPC light is off (then there is a CCFL backlight problem) III) If the power light is blinking at a rate of two times per min and the OPC light blinks at a rate of one time per min (13V/UR10V failure you need to check the Power/inverter board or the main board). IV) If the power light is blinking at a rate or two times per min and the OPC light blinks at a rate of two times per min (3.3V Main Failure check power/inverter board or Main board). V) If the power light is blinking at a rate or two times per min and the OPC light blinks at a rate of three times per min (UR6V failure check power/inverter board or Main board). VI) If the power light is blinking at a rate or two times per min and the OPC light blinks at a rate of Five times per min (Panel 5V failure check LCD control unit or control panel).

Before you butter the toast ... If you live in the USA - I suggest you take your computer to the Big Box Store where they offer free computer checkup's with repairs starting about $30.00 and have them take a look.

Be ready with the butter ...

Seems to be a problem of not enough power.

First check the voltage output of the charger(adapter) and match it with its specs.


Also try to reset the hardware using the following steps:

1 Disconnect battery and the charger
2 Let it sit for 1-2 minutes.
3 Press and hold down the power button for 30 seconds.
4 Reconnect battery and charger and try to start by pressing the power button.

Check all the grounds for the running lights

I believe your aftermarket headlights have leds as your signal lights. They are now flashing faster because your electronic flasher module / unit is designed to measure current resistance to regulate the flash interval. As LED lights draw much less power than filament bulbs, the module thinks the lights are burnt out. Your hazards work on a timer to flash at intervals and does not work on the resistance.

You will need to replace the electronic flasher module / unit with one that is rated for LED. This unit should be under your dash near your steering column and will be labeled. The new one you replace it with should have LED stamped on it.

First reset all settings of your router to factory defaults.
You can reset it with RESET button it is in back side of router.press it for 10 seconds.
Then check led status.
Disconnectr all connection from router then reconnect then check.
Soemtimes power problem create this problem .
Change your main power supply also check after change power adapter.
check ADSL cable ethenret cable to .
If still face same issue then your router has some hardware issue.
Let me know if you need more assistanse.
Thanks.

It's a power supply related problem. When it turns itself off, this it called protection mode. The TV automatically turns off to protect other parts form being damaged.
The most common problem is the Power Supply Unit or the Backlight Inverter Board.
You may have to take the TV to a repair shop to find out which one is bad. Paying a repair shop to replace the board for you maybe more than the TV is worth. If you let them diagnose it and you replace the bad circuit board yourself, it would be cheaper.

Here's a place I use to get parts for TVs:
http://www.shopjimmy.com/catalogsearch/result/index/?q=LC-26D43U&p=1
The problem is the repair shop may charge you double or three times of what the part costs at the web site link above. Then, plus labor. I just want to save you money. :)

replace flasher......usually located in fuse block area...listen in this area....select passenger side ...then select driver side...you can hear flasher clicking...you have seperate flashers for each...FLASHERS are small cubes plugged into fuse block....probable bad driverside flasher

Company said it was defective. Sent back for exchange.