Cable cord broke off back of vizio tv other ways to get cable

Most likely you will need to order another mainboard

You will find it easiest to take the back cover off and gain access to the rear of the socket and push it back out.

Make sure in the back of the TV the "picture cords" or A/V cables are properly fitted.... Hope this helps :)

I purchased this tv yesterday and have noticed that the power cord is loose where it plugs into the tv. If I move the tv slightly I lose power.Try checking the plug.

If you have an old computer kicking around, take the power cord from it, and plug into tv . this should work.

One thing you could try: Unplug the power cord for 10 minutes. Hold down power button on side of unit for 30 seconds with power cord out. Plug power cable back in, make sure you have disconnected everything else from the TV except the antenna input. Power back on. If the power comes on, do a system reset operation by going into the menu and selecting it (under the "setup" options).

yes,you could also use RCA cords from the cable box to the tv and bypass that by selecting the video channel that you hook the rca's to

Had the same problem. My TV must have been puht onto RGB input. So I plugged my computer in to the RGB on back and turned on the TV. It stayed on. Then switch it back to input of choice

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.