Sharp Aquos LC-37HV4U 37 in.  LCD HDTV Logo
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Sharp aquos LC-37HV4U won't turn on just have a red light. I have unplugged the display and the AVC system. Turned back on then get a blinking red light. Turn on at the display and to goes to solid red light. Just started happening today.

  • Arizona Jack Oct 10, 2008

    I guess what I was looking for was a way to reset something and according to this post it is a TV Repair issue so I will need to take it in. I was just wondering is it is going to be worth the repair cost?

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When this occurs this is got only meaning: the Ignintion panel is faulty its the board/chip that gives the signal to the TV to start

to replace that part u must a serious soldering skill and and take to much risk cuz u might make more damage on that TV

plz do rate this post as good as u can

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SOURCE: Can I use the AVC system of a Sharp LC 30HV4U on a LC 37HV4U TV

i have the sharp lc-30hv4u but i dont have tha avc box i need buy the box if do you have i can buy call me 702 3280184 thanks

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SOURCE: Sharp Aquos LC 37HV4U - problems with AVC

I have a fully functioning lc37hv4u box & cable that I will sell for 200$ my lcd got cracked. let me know [email protected]

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