Power went out in the house and breaker popped off to where the tv was plugged in. When turned back on the tv won't turn on,The little light indicator turns on for about 10 seconds and then turns off?

bad manin bord poped the main power transister we nee dto replace that with spare part .

When the house breaker pops, that usually indicates a shorted heat element. The electronics inside may have a protection fuse on the board that blew too. Look at your warranty card for instructions on returning it for repair if the warranty is still in force.

For the first step, try using the button on the TV itself.
Secondly, check if the power cord is snug, and not burnt. Sometimes after a blackout, there would be a power surge, and that might burn your plug.

If both doesn't work, the fuse in your TV may be blown, or the Power Supply may also be burnt too. If this happens, you're going to have to hire an expert to help replace the broken parts.

Note that in some TV models, the fuse can be replaced by users. If this is your case, try checking the fuse to see if it's blown or not.

Customer service told me to leave the unit unplugged for 24 hours.

I would check the breaker before you go any further. Here are some things to remember when you do this. 1) The breaker for the dryer is generally located outside on the side of the house somewhere near the electric meter. Most 220vac breakers are, which include any electric range, cooktop, wall oven, etc. 2) When your checking the breaker, actually physically touch it. Sometimes breakers can trip a but the spring that actually pulls the breaker to off position is weak and by visual inspection would appear on. Just simply reach in and tap the bar lightly in the off direction. If it pops over to the off position, turn it back on then go check your dryer. If the breaker passes inspection, I would unplug the machine because there migfht be a short at the terminal block where the plug connects to the dryer. After you've unplugged it, remove the back and check to see if everything is ok. I have a strong feeling that you won't need to get to this point cause I'm betting on breaker.

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Ur Main Fuses in the circuits breaker box must be to be restart it back.Turn off/on all the fuses on the main circuits breaker box to all the fuses in the box of the box to restart.All ur electical power outlets should work again.If not those power plug in outlets are shorted and dead must have to be replaced.

The power supply board is dead,that the board where the power cord plug into it.Take ur tv aparts,replaced the power supply board,ur tv should work again.Tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish power supply board for the replacement.

OK everyone, my ears are red. Over the weekend, I gave this another shot, since my warranty repair appointment isn't until next week.

I opened the dryer door (the drum light is off, indicating no power at all) and went to the circuit breaker box, and flipped the washer/dryer breaker back to off and then re-set the breaker again.

When I got to the laundry room - the drum light was on!

So I powered up the unit, and ran the machine. It ran for about one minute, and then went off. So I went back and re-set the breaker again.

Visually, the breakers did NOT LOOK tripped - but flipping the thing off and then on to re-set the breaker worked.

This time, the dryer is working fine. The bad part is: I need to replace the breaker for the second time. So this is NOT a defective dryer, it is a bad electrical supply. I will call the electrician back to make him fix this right. . . . .

Thanks again for all who responded. This is a new unit, purchased on 7/7/2009.

Unplug the set from the wall for about a minute. Plug it back in and see if it comes back on. If the problem still persists then you have a shutdown condition, meaning a short or missing voltage.
You will need to call a technician to diagnose the source of your problem. If other appliances in the house were affected you may have a claim with your home owners insurance. Good luck