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Posted on Jan 09, 2010

When I push the power button, the red light flashes and no picture shows up. it just clicks right back off? do you know what causes this?

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Go to the following blog address to find detailed instructions on how to fix your TV for around 2 dollars yourself! It really works. I fixed mine this weekend.

http://brentlavelle.blogspot.com/2007/12/i-fixed-my-jvc-av-36980.html

Good Luck...Kim

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