The tv had no power so I put a fuse in where the power cord is and it fries out when I plug it in. Its the same fuse that came out of there. Is there a - & + to the fuse.? thank you

If it doesn't work with batteries, and the correct power cord is being used, then it's fried. Try wiggling the lantern end of the plug slowly, to put it in a bind at each end. As long As it's turned on, you should see some sign of life if it's not fried. The plug shouldn't move much, but if it moves, the solder points inside of the lantern to the circuit board could be broken off. If none of that works, it's fried.

fried power supply board replace it but first check power cord if ok check the fuse in the plug for the inside of the tv u will need the tech

With it unplugged remove the rear cover and follow the power cord inside the set to the power supply board===the cord goes directly to the line fuse which in a set of that age will be in a plug in holder----look to see if strand of metal in middle is broken or even blackened.

Amperage will be marked on end of such a fuse--my guess is 6.3 amps but there will also be a marking on the board with the value.

In that case if ther is no power you better check first the power in the outlet they have.Then check the continuity of AC cord of the TV.If they are good,check the fuse,located inside at the power supply section near the AC supply voltage input.Replace same value of fuse if busted.Then try to turn on again..Try this procedure,hope will it help you..Thanks..

The lightning has fried at least the power source of the tv. Even if you you replace the source there are big chances that other components/boards have been also damaged.
There is nothing you can do to it, take it to a repair shop to have it diagnosed professionally.

Try plugging the tv in a different outlet in the strip. Maybe the outlet it was plugged in during the surge got fried. I would bet thought the fuse on the power supply has blown and needs replaced. You will have to take the back cover off of the tv to find the power supply. Good Luck!!!! Hope this helps.

Unfortunately, many new electronics are made cheaper nowdays and the power supplys do burn out quickly. It should be tested with voltmeter to determine if it needs to be fixed or replaced. The power supplies have capacitors and resistors in them that tend to fry out.

no fuse, the system just may be fried. try the reset button located on the bottom of the unit if no reaction router is dead.

Well I think your house might have killed the PS3. I would recommend talking to an electrician about what happened.

You can try using a different TV and see what happens. However...

Unfortunately the PS3 is pretty much dead now. Hopefully its still under some kind of warranty or can still be returned (tell them it won't turn on). To replace the parts needed would require precise installment and should only be done by professionals.

Sorry for the death of the PS3.

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Usually,the AC fuse is located by following the AC cord into the tv and the culprit will be close to where the cord attaches.Note:if the replacement fuse blows,then additional parts need to be changed.