more info: sometime the capacitores inflated at the top when they are not good ,in other case its a bad component like diode, transistor, optocapler or ic- testing is required. when its too complicated the power suplly need to be changed. good luckmore info: sometime the capacitores inflated at the top when they are not good ,in other case its a bad component like diode, transistor, optocapler or ic- testing is required. when its too complicated the power suplly need to be changed. good luck
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Probably you should just disable the Standby feature, though it also depends on why it's in Standby. On some TVs, it's when it's been left on and idle for a certain period of time- basically the TV will turn itself off, or go into a lower powered state. It's possible it will not come out of it because the TV could be overheated, and needs time to go back to normal. Without know the specifics as to why the Standby happens I couldn't say, and it's also hard to say what the issue is with it coming out of it.
Go into the TV Menu and find Power Options. Set Power to Normal, or Quick Start (or whatever Hitachi calls it). If this is separate from the Standby Options, then disable the Standby option on its own.
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