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Posted on Jul 01, 2011

There is sound but no picture and after a while the television switches off into idle mode

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Older Tv's burn parts first before fuses breaks for protections.But most of today's new TV's has builts -in protection mode in case any component breaks down for improved safety. It should always switch to standby mode for circuit protection.

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