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You were attempting to perform a power scan initially. The second procedure is manually attempting to address the remote to your TV. I will give you the procedures again so you can try one more time. Emerson TV is one brand we have a low percentage of success getting our remotes to work. If it still doesn't work, we could try replacing the remote.
TV code: 623, 667, 666, 233, 516, 537, 544, 642, 655, 699, 000, 999, 888, and 720.
Remotes: Basic (Television Only)
- Turn the Television On.
- Press and hold the clear TV button for six seconds until the LED flashes.
- Enter the three-digit code using the buttons on the number pad.
- Press #.
Note: The LED will flash three times.
- Test functionality with the TV.
- Return to Step 2 if the remote is not able to turn the TV On/Off, change the
volume and mute the television.
Remote Power Scan: Basic Remote (Television Only)
- Turn the Television On.
- Press and hold the clear TV button for six seconds until the LED flashes.
- Press and release the red TV Power button.
- Press and release the Up or Down Arrow on the remote until the television
turns off once every second.
- After the television turns off, press and release the # button.
- Test functionality with the TV.
- Return to Step 2 if the remote is not able to turn the TV On/Off, change the
volume and mute the television.
Just found the model number on this TV, it's an LCT3701AD. Do you still think it may be the power switch only? If so, should I change the pcb going to the switch or the switch button itself?
Any idea where I can get either? The other threads I've been reading indicate that AKAI parts are almost impossible to get.
Call AKAI. They simply told me to take it to a repairman. AND they will look up parts for a repair facility (told them we DO electronic repair, just don't have specs on this AKAI) and wouldn't do it for me.
Looked at the standby (on/off) button and it seems to click well, but haven't removed the DVD player to get to the board that it appears the button is plugged into. Think there's any need for that?
Also the one hint the guy did give me was "It may be your power source." Any more ideas?
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