What kind of electrical cord does hct flat screen tv uses?

How old is your TV? This normally indicates a power problem. It could be any of the following: power supply on the TV, faulty power strip, faulty wall outlet, faulty circuit board inside the TV, faulty power cord/plug, bad airflow/clogged vents restricting air movement into the TV (can cause intermittent power faults),bad sensor inside TV. This is not completely inclusive by any means. It does mean that you should have it looked at. Someone knowledgeable/skilled should be able to determine the cause fairly quickly using a multimeter.

Dear George,
You will put one end of the cord into an electrical socket in the wall of where you live, and the other end of the cord into a hole on the TV.
You will need to use a 110 volt cord if you live in the United States.

What model HCT is it?

The cheapest way of connecting your flat screen and speakers is to use the TV's headphone jack. It's not the best quality, but a lead will cost a couple of Pounds/Dollars and it will do unless you want the sound really loud. This will connect to the HCT's stereo line in socket labelled "2CH Input".

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don't know if you'll get sound out of all speakers or just the front two and sub though. That depends entirely if the HCT is smart enough to make a stereo signal play all round.

Be aware; some TVs have a separate volume control for the headphone level. It's buried in the menus.

If you want the best quality, or there's no headphone jack on your TV, then the answer is to use the TV's Optical output. This sends a signal in digital form as a series of light pulses. This isn't directly compatible with the stereo input of a speakers. There's no kind of cable or plug adapter you can buy that converts this just through a piece of wire. So you would buy an Optical to Stereo phono/RCA converter that can translate light pulses into a stereo signal. Here's a link to one from Amazon. It is less than 10 Pounds Sterling

You then need a couple of connecting cables: An optical lead from TV to the box, and the stereo phono lead.

When using Optical, the TV's volume control has no effect at all on the volume going out via the cable. You have to use the volume control on the speakers. Does the HCT have a volume control? If not, don't waste your time with them. Go buy a soundbar and use that instead.


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In every case the cost of the screen unit or display panel exceeds by a lot the cost of replacing the set.

Your back light is probably out - it may have a bad inverter. Shine a flashlight on the screen and see if you can detect any color or images. If so, then the back light is out. Inspect the inverter for any bulging capacitors. They must be flat on top - if they bulge at the top, then that capacitor is bad.

i used code 0134. push and hold set up button till lit then hold tv button till it flashes then put in code 0134. now push power button on remote. tv should turn off. i just had same problem. i also use a ge universal remote. hope that helps.

Ur power inverter board is dead.
U need a new one.

There are 4 screws on the back of the tv 2 on each side of the plug remove these and the stand will slide right off.

Unless this set is really oddball, it probably has the same type power cord connector used on computers and so many other electronic appliances. If this is the case, you can use a standard computer power cord as a replacement. The computer cord is a three-wire plug with a ground pin and the TV probably only had a two-prong plug, but the cord will still fit. Your electric outlet should be the three-prong type (if it's not, get it replaced!) so the plug will fit.

If the connector in the set is really different, you can check online by doing a Google search for replacement parts for you TV.