Natura Hitachi 36in TV - Not turning on.........

Check the voltage on the TV should have a switch to change it to 110

test the power cord for open, loose wires, bad contacts. Power switch dirty clean it. Clean contacts fuse for corrosion, and replace the new fuse with the same capacity, Tight the wires from fuse. If the problem persist, you have problem with the power supply from LCD TV. Time to go to the repair shop.
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What you see is a protection mode. Change input device to some other like a DVD player. Switch off TV, switch off power, remove plug and wait for 48 hours and retry. If problem persists, call in a qualified service technician.

Please intimate exact model number of your Hitachi TV to look for user manual. Model number would be written on sticker pasted at back of TV.

ok , on hitachi pro tv is very common with bad power supply u may want to replace the voltage regulator which is next to the fuse u already replace , also loose connection on all the power supply seccion , also u may want to check the resistor close by the convergence ic 2.2 ohn if this are smoke replace stk392-110

I can't get my hitachi natura to connect to my dvd player using RCA plugs. I can't actually see how to switch to the av mode! Please help - small children going BONKERS!

no way to recover that info without obtaining a good service manual that has the default info loaded. Thats why you should always write evrything down that you change in the service menu and never change anything without having the service manual so you will know what the items sre what your adjusting. I can post a link where you can get a good service manual if you would like.

unplug. leave off for a few minutes. small chance it will reset.
also, it might have lost its input setting and is no longer looking at the input you send the source signal to.
good luck
mark

KIT10 $29.50
Repair Kit for Hitachi convergence Chassis DP-14G
KIT10 Includes 2 pcs STK392-150 , 1 each of the following 1W axial lead fusible resistors:


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