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This is most likely the B+ voltage in the tv. You can tell the B+ voltage by looking inside the tv (only if you know what you're doing, VERY HIGH VOLTAGE) and you can see a block box shape with a single red wire running out of the top. This powers the projectors and over time can't keep up with the electric need. Replacement is easy as long as you can find the same model.
I have a P46921 46 in rear projection television. I brought it in and they told me it was the processor board (main control board with programming) that wasn't letting the TV turn on and was quite an expensive repair. I now have the parts back and was wondering if someone could use them. I know that some people were looking for the actual screen found behind the plexiglass or what looks like plexiglass. I have all the parts and was told that it worked beautifully until it decided it wouldn't turn on again. Anyone interested, please drop me an email at [email protected].
I have P46733AT with the same problem. I ordered schematic and now looking for flyback + high voltage transistor.
When I finished I let you know what's going on.
Goga.
First, this assumes nothing else is going on to cause it. Here's what I did. Go to the 'green grid' via the v76 menu and go through the alignment there. Notice that there are red letters, blue letters, and a green grid. While you are in this screen, adjust the red, green, and blue focus watching the individual color's item until they are in focus. If they won't focus here, they won't focus and you have something else wrong (what I do not know). Then, return to normal programming, then select menu on the remote, then screen, then adjust projection tv convergence both horizontal and vertical crosshare. That ought to get it.
I would suggest having a repair person come out to your place to fix this problem. I believe the convergence IC are going or have gone bad. I would estimate a $300 - $400 dollar repair bill.
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