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By chance does it use the same type of cord as a computer or monitor? These cords can be found at local Radio Shacks, or if you live near a business which has a number of computers, and upgrades machines regularly, they might have extra cords lying around in their closet.
Otherwise, take a pic of the connection on the TV, take it to Radio Shack, and make a match there.
You could look in the TV's documentation- maybe get help there too.
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Small TVs like this almost always are made up of two boards inside - a power board and a main TV board.
And almost always there's a fuse on the power board, near where the power cord goes in.
Checking that fuse is the only thing you can do by yourself.
Your next option is to give the TV in for repair to someone who fixes such things. Chances are high the problem is in the power supply board and is repairable.
However, the cost for doing so can be prohibitedly high as cost of the TV itself is prohibitedly low. I mean you may be better off selling it on eBay for $50 and buying a new one.
Google bad or blown capacitors image and you will see what you need to look for on the boards primary bad caps are on the power board where the power comes into the computer. inverter board can also be issue but rare.
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