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sometimes you need to have the computer off before hooking up such a connection so the video card can identify the screen being used when the computer is first turned on.... also maybe incompatible with the adaptor
First diconect the wee consoule. Doubel check all your conections to the tv. Make sure everything is hooked up were it should be. When you are sure everyhing is were it should be turn the tv on. if no tv press the source/input button on tv or remote. If there is nothing seriously wrong you should get you tv back. Sorry this was the best i could come up with
I would suspect bad solder connections on the convergence IC's caused one to short out a blow one or more pico fuses, thus causing the set to go into shutdown so as to stop further damage to the set. The TV will need to be seen by a profesional to confirm or deny this.
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