My elderly neighbor has a Sharp TV Model 27K-S300. Our electric went out for a half hour around the neighborhood and when it resumed power the TV will not power up?? I took the back off the TV and checked the condinuity of the fuse and it is good. When you press the "Power" button on the remote one can hear a "click" but nothing happens. I could not locate a "re-set" button. Does anyone have any ideas?? I welcome any ideas, it is appreciated. The TV was manufactured January - 1999.
Respectfully
Lonnie McIntyre
[email protected]
The click and nothing happens means that an internal fault had been detected, and now the TV is on protect mode to prevent further damage.
Try leaving TV power cord unplugged for few hours, so to drain power completely.
If the TV is still on protection (not starting) after you plug it back, then there is an internal fault.
Common faults after a power surge may concern PSU, or horizontal deflection circuits. The TV must be tested by a technician to find out.
Call the number listed on the owner manual, and ask the manufacturer if a warranty extension is available. If an extension is available, this usually cost less than a single repair and cover all repair expenses for an extra year or longer.
There is no reset button, if you can hear a "click" but nothing happens the problem is on protection mode.
If there is no power at all that is a faulty PSU board.
You find parts here.
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The clicking is the power ON relay. It is being powered OFF by the
protection circuit which has detected a serious short condition
somewhere in the set.
The good news is the set has been kept from further damages by the protection circuit which is acting like a smart fuse.
The bad news is that there are a dozen sections in the tv and anyone of
them could be the one with the short and we don't know which one it is.
Most often it is the high voltage section because it is the biggest user of power and current, but it could be anywhere else.
It is possible you could find a repair place nearby that would come in
and do a hands-on diagnosis and tell you what the specific problem is -
for a fee, usually $40 to $80 for a house call, that is.
It is marginal economics to fix it. This set is not a candidate for any
big expense. If it were a simple repair it would be worth it, but this
set is only expected to survive under normal usage for around 7 to 8
years; maybe more with luck.
A reset will not help as the set without power is effectively a reset. Since you get the initial click, the set is attempting to power up. During teh power up process, there are problem detection circuits that will prevent the complete startup if a problem is found. If you have no experience working on TVs, I would suggest that you look for a new one. If you feel like trying to repair this, there are some things that are common that can be checked. Let me know what you would like to do and your comfort level in working on these.
Thanks,
Dan
Is there burning smell. If yes you will need to check:
1. voltage regulator in the switching power supply
2. the primary 160 Volt switching transistor
3. Horizontal output transistor and/or the flyback transformer.
Maybe you will ned to contact TV repair service
http://tv-repair-service.com/sharp_tv_repair.html
Good Luck
There are some servise manuals here
http://www.service-docs.com/store/catalo...
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TV got problem in power supply or horizontal deflection section due to power surge.
Service manual od schematics are required to test it properly. Let me know do you have service manual?
U should have them file a damage claim with the power company, they have easy to fill out claim forms and in most cases are good about replacing anything that is damaged by an outage, TV's are very sensitive to power surges, so i am sure this is the cause of their problem.
U have to be insistent that the issue is due to there outage and the resulting surge when it cam back on, there is a claim form, this i know for sure.
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My elderly neighbor has a Sharp TV Model 27K-S300. Our electric went out for a half hour around the neighborhood and when it resumed power the TV will not power up?? I took the back off the TV and checked the condinuity of the fuse and it is good. When you press the "Power" button on the remote one can hear a "click" but nothing happens. I could not locate a "re-set" button. Does anyone have any ideas?? I welcome any ideas, it is appreciated. The TV was manufactured January - 1999.We contacted the Power company and they said if our neighbour feels there is a problem with the TV due to the power outage to contact his insurance company which he does not have??
Respectfully
Lonnie McIntyre
[email protected]
We contacted the Power company and they said if our neighbour feels there is a problem with the TV due to the power outage to contact his insurance company which he does not have?? He can't locate the manual, he says he has it as his wife kept everything however she died 2 years ago.
Respectfully
Lonnie
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