PR1500 is completely dead. No lights. Pressing reset buttons does nothing. Possible electrical storm hit. Took other equipment out as well.

The modem sounds like the signal cable shorted out...May need to buy a new one

After checking around around the web it seems that you are not the only one to get the green screen of death. My suggestion is to hold reset for several seconds, release reset and hold the power button button for 10 seconds. If this doesn't work the only other option is to let the unit sit for several days to let the internal battery completly drain, once drained theirs a good chance it will function normally, this allows any temporary memory to be cleared. Good Luck & hope this helps L8R

If you took a high voltage hit then chances are pretty good that you fried the whole unit. The best I can offer is taking off the back and see if you can find any burn marks on any of the boards.

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On the control board is a fuse that very likely blew to a power surge from the lightning.
This tip i wrote will show you where the fuse is and how to check it. http://www.fixya.com/support/r10341846-will


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Mine does that to but all I ever do it just hit the reset button on the back and it turns back on.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is no reset on the phone system, and it's a near certainty that a power surge during the storm "fried" the sensitive circuitry in your phone. The same thing happened to me a couple of years ago and I ended up replacing my phone system. A corded phone in the house at the same time lost its ringer during our storm. To this day it still works fine, but will not ring. While you cannot save your present equipment, it's possible to protect your replacement by installing a phone line surge protector (available at just about any store that sells phones or computers) and a whole house surge protector that you install at the main outside breaker box (you'll need to search the web for that one. Look for a SYCOM surge protector).

You must fully charge the battery again , injection models are a pain

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I don't know but seems to me that electrical storm did not cause this, a car is a pretty protected environment (also for the electrical equipment) for such stuff, unless you had a direct lightning hit.
I presume that a hit will be very noticable and I always heard that cars are very seldom struck and therefor are a very save place in that respect.
If it is caused by the electrical storm , I would try to disconnect the battery for a period of time and try again before replacing computer and such.(check fuses to rule everything out)

It's possible that the convergence IC's may be bad in this set along with a few resistors. A TV repair shop should be able to fix the set for you.