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I have a sharp Aquos lc-60le600u. It wont stay on. The bottom light stays in for around 10 seconds and then goes out. Nothing ever appears on the screen. Is this the power supply board?
Re: I have a sharp Aquos lc-60le600u. It wont stay on. ...
Yes most likely it is the power board. if you want to save money and not purchase the complete board, you can replace the capacitors on the board. Sonys are known for faulty capacitors. If they look swollen then they are bad.
if this tv is still under warranty i would be filling a claim straight away this is almost always wither a hardware or firmware fault both of which if stock should be covered under warranty.
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if this tv is still under warranty i would be filling a claim straight away this is almost always wither a hardware or firmware fault both of which if stock should be covered under warranty.
Have someone help you as it's hard to reach around a large tv sometimes.
Unplug the tv. Hold down the volume down and Handel down button. Now, have the person plug in the power for you. Continue holding the buttons and you'll see the screen flash or turn on.
If that doesn't work, try holding just the power button and plugging it in. If that doesn't work, try all 3 buttons.
You'll see the red light flash green or stay green and turn on. You might hear the power supply click on or hear the buzz of the inverter.
If it doesn't work after a few tries, the backlight bulb might be bad. It's probably been on too many hours, and so, the backlight will burn out. It's not worth fixing (if you can find one) so just buy s new one. That, or the inverter is shot.
Newer LEDs do not have inverters so it'll never burn out totally. However, it is possible for a single bulb to burn out, in which you'll see a dark sport or shadow effect.
i have the same problem. i just replace the power board because of the "green blinking" light. now, light stays green, picture comes on for a few seconds, then blank....
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