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Anonymous Posted on Jan 21, 2010

Oven will not bake but everything else works fine

Panasonic plasma tv shuts off and and power light blinks every so often. i unplug for a few minutes and it resets for about 5-10 minutes then it starts alll over again

  • Anonymous Jan 21, 2010

    I opened the back and the power supply board is a nice burnt color.
    Thanks

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What is the red light blinking? Count the blinks before it pauses and post back here. It'll give me and everyone else a starting point.

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