Toshiba Sorry I keep bugging you. Do I need to find a special seller for this fuse, or board? Or is it something pretty standard at any Radio Shack? Thanks

It should be marked right on the fuse as well as the voltage==it may be a special fuse as well---also most sets it is marked on top of the board where fuse is at as well.

Don't replace it with something generic or from Radio Shack etc.

The value of the fuse should be marked on the board under or next to it and also on the metal ends of the fuse.

Take care when replacing not to exceed the amp rating of the fuse and get one from LG (set is posted as LG) and not from Radio Shack etc.

Most of these are special fuses so some "generic" fuses may just pop for no reason.

Look on fuse and board for something like 5A 120 ac which is 5 amps and up to 120 volts out of wall(a 250 volt is also fine--you cannot exceed the amperage but it is ok to exceed the rated voltage.

I would suggest you buy at least 2 fuses just to have a spare.

1,2 means no error found. To confirm turn set off and unplug and and turn back on, when it fails try the self check again.

Where did you buy the replacement fuses? Radio Shack?

Some of these fuses are special and the poor ones which are generic will pop for no reason sometimes; examine original fuse and holder for correct amperage and type of fuse used.

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I have repaired these burnt out display bulbs (3 of them) in GM Delco radio's, it is not a simple repair by any means, the radio must be removed from the car and then the radio chassis taken apart, the very tiny bulbs (size of a pencil point) are soldered to the front of the radio's main circuit board for the display, this job requires special pin point cordless low heat solder gun and a printed circuit board solder removal vacuum, The GM dealer does not service these bulbs, all they will do is remove the radio and send it out for repair to a GM radio repair center, if you do wish to attempt the replacement of the display bulbs they are a 12 volt 60ma, you will need 3 for the display, you can buy them from Radio Shack, the Radio Shack part # is #7219. You can also remove the Radio and send it in yourself for replacement of the display bulbs, this is what I recommend, if you damage the circuit board by applying to much heat the radio is so much junk.

It is not easy. If it uses the standard round connector you need to find a replacement one (Radio Shack had the one I replaced) Then de solder the old one then solder the new one. This takes special tools you can also get at Radio Shack but if the connector is too close to small components then you will need a soldering iron with a variable heat option. Sorry long way to say.
Yes you can, on a skill-set from 1 to 10 this is about an 8
You will spend $70 (Retail) in tools for a fix the manufacturer will charge you $80 + Shipping for. Plus the manufacturer is less likely to leave you with a cold solder joint and melted plastic.
Sorry about the bad news.
Hope this was useful

The power supply board itself maybe the main problem inside the TV. Or, it maybe something simple like a blown fuse. Replacement fuses can be found at Radio Shack or some other electronic supply store.
If it turns out the TV keeps blowing fuses, the main power supply may need to be replaced. You can find replacements at a good price at Shopjimmy.com

it is marked on the fuse---amps and voltage--some of the fuses these sets use are special---don't buy it at radio shack---also the values for the fuse are usually printed on the circuit board under it.

the button is shorted, unsolder the button and take it out. you can use the remote to use the menu if you want, you can also buy a new switch from radio shack.

This is a very simple fix. I bought fuses at Radio Shack and have to replace one every 6 months or so. Just lay the TV on a towel or something on its face. Pull the screws out of the back - all the way around the edge and a couple on the top of the input/output panel. Trace the power cord to where it attaches to the circuit board and next to it you will see the fuse.
Replace fuse, put it back together and it should work.

If you look on the board that the fuse sits on you will see printed it states 6amp 125 Volt / 3amp 250Volt. This means that you can use either one. I think that is why the fuse states E.6.3 125Volt... I think it means either 6 amp (125 Volt) or 3 amp (250 volt). I noticed on the back of a fuse package that I bought that it stated these were interchangable so I put two and two together.