Philips Magnavox 50ML8105D 50" HDTV DLP TV "reset switch dvd player" Questions

...switch. reset breaker and pwoer to all units restored, but I cannot get the TV to power back on. I've checked power connections to T.V. back. The satellite receiver and DVD player are powered back on ...

...reset the surge protector next get a lamp that you know works and unplug the tv and plug the lamp into the socket where the TV was plugged into turn on the lamp, does it turn on? yes then something ...

...switch over to DVD input (component input) the picture looks saturated on all of the highlights (sort of like switching your computer back to only showing 256 colors). I tried another DVD player ...

reset the DVD recorder to it's default setting. The default is "interlaced". From the users manual......... Switching the DVD Recorder 1 Disconnect the recorder's power cord. 2 Hold down the FF button

...switch assembly on what I feel are the correct circuits (5v, ksco, ksc1, man/reset). I have no voltage on the ground circuit with the board plugged in, so the ground circuit should be ok. I have ...

...just the tv. As far as i know nothing was hit by lightening. I'm just wondering if maybe the tv has a reset switch or something. I've tried unplugging it for several minutes. electricity ...

...reset button look it up in the manual. MANUAL 2nd- Blank screen troubleshooting ? If you're trying to watch TV, change channels or press the ANTENNA button to switch tuners. ? If you're trying to ...

...DVD player is in HDMI 2 and works properly. When inserted in HDMI 3, the screen blinks on and off with picture and sound from cable box. have you tried resetting your cable box? you can do this ...

...is totally out, does it really have an effect on the light located at the ON/OFF switch? you could have gotten hit by a surege hope you had a surge protector, if you did just reset the breaker on ...

reset does not help, try disconnecting anything on input 2. For example, if you have a dvd player connected to that input, the tv may be sensing its presence and switch over to it. (Especially, if the