MY LCD TV SANYO 32"

Hi Sameer_magic,
I'm assuming here that you're unit is a Sanyo DP32746 LCD TV. Click this LINK to place your order online.
Regards,
Jdvillanueva

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Most likely your inverter board is bad.

please check with other input sound come or not.if not then reset your tv from setup menu.
if other input work then please confirm which in put have no sound.
like tuner or av1,2 and pc.

Sanyo is cheaply made TV, but then again, most LCD TV last about 2~3 years before breaking down.
You need to check out the power supply and the inverter board.
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http://www.fixya.com/support/r5093881-lcd_flat_panel_tv_troubleshooting_guide
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the power supply of your tv is bad try to check the fuses if fuse are open try to replace them with the same value..try to power it on but if the fuse blows again replace the power supply board...
good luck plse rate my help.

When it does this, does the Tv still say on (i.e not in standby) and do you have sound? If you do have sound and tv is out of standby, your invertor is suspect. What type of tv is it? LCD or Plasma

Sanyo 32" TV has no Picture sound fine.Model DP32746

Hello heck75,

I wrote this for another post but it applies here also:
This sounds like your inverter or back-light has gone out. What you can do to test this is to turn the TV on and then turn off all of the lights until the room is dark. Then shine a flashlight at an angle on the screen and see if you can see a picture. If you can the back-light and or inverter has malfunctioned. If this is the case, then I would suggest that you have a qualified TV technician fix this problem, but first ask for a estimate because the inverters and back-lights are sometimes part of the screen and is it is you might as well buy a new TV.

If the inverter is a separate board, If you have a background in electronics you might be able to repair the board, however if you do not have a background in electronics, again I would suggest getting a qualified TV technician to work on your set.

I hope this helps,

Thank you,

Shuttle83
Electron-Age Technologies LLC
www.electron-age-technologies-llc.com

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