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I have a Toshiba 51h84.I push the power button and I get a solid red power light. There is a click from inside, kind of like a relay clicking on. No picture, no sound. If I leave it on I get an occasional low thump type noise from the speakers.

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Tv have "LAMP" indication LED light blinking?The tv projection lamp is dead,require changing.Hearing alot of clickings sound too?Mean the board,call the Ballast board is dead.Require change the Ballast too.The Ballast board,the board that help to ignite the projection lamp.

  • VinceMart Mar 10, 2011

    51h84 does not use a LAMP its a CRT rear projection tv! it uses CRT (picture tubes)

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