I just bought a vizio v0370m flat screen and cant hook up the cable box cord into it because the plug in is broke off. Just the metal piece sticks out... any idea on how to fix/ replace it??
Most likely you will need to order another mainboard
SOURCE: tv coax f connecter is broke off cannot hook cable cord on it. or antenna
I looked up the manual for this TV and it has composite (RED, WHITE, YELLOW) and component (RED, GREEN, BLUE) connectors as well.
Are you using a cable or Dish box? If so, those boxes usually have output in Coax, Composite, and Component formats. You could just run that type of cable. If you use Component you will also need another cable set (RED, WHITE) for audio.
If, on the other hand, you do not have a cable box and you are using your TV's tuner you only have two options. You can repair the broken connector or you can route the Coax through an inexpensive VCR which will allow you to convert it to Composite cables. In this case, however, you'll have to use the tuner in the VCR, not the tuner in the TV to change the channel. Sorry it's not the best of news.
I want you to know that I'm not paid for this. It's a strange hobby I know, but I like to help when I can. While I cannot physically repair you TV, I hope you've found this information at least helpful and will rate it positively. If you have more questions please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks, and good luck.
SOURCE: What is the TV remote control code for a VIZIO TV
hi! i have a couple of codes for your TV, just try them,
1343, 1489,
1004, 1429, 1433, 1439, hope this helps! goodluck!
SOURCE: I have a 2 year
Can you pleas upload an image to imageshack.us and get me the link so that I can see what it looks like?
SOURCE: I have a Vizio V0370M
power supply needs new capacitors. ONLY replace with SAME uF value and HIGHER voltage rating...EX: 1000uF- 10v ----> 1000uF-35v. This takes skill in soildering so seek a professional or someone who has worked on tvs before.
Thank you and best of luck!!
SOURCE: The picture on our Vizio V0370M periodically gets
If this is a brand new TV you may have a bad video card. The other, easier but pain in the but thing is you could be switching from a HD channel to a non HD channel. You will notice a difference. Last if you have an light sensor on the TV (adjusts to surrounding light) that could be tripping but you should have an option to turn that off.
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