When we turn the tv on the green light comes on but makes a thumping noise. Then the tv comes on after 30 seconds and will shut back off 1 minute later, the red light comes on and then the green light comes on then it shuts off again. We have had children over here pressing the big power button on the front. And now it doesnt want to come on at all.

SOURCE: red light is always on

Power supply problem, Loewe issued a PSKIT for these items. part number 90415.900. If none of the secondary fuses are gone kit required (All parts should be fitted)

Ginko

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• Posted on Feb 15, 2008

SOURCE: red light is always on

This is not my area of expertise, however the link below will display solutions to cases that are similar to yours on same model aconda 30'' with same problem:
http://www.fixya.com/search/p18875-loewe_aconda_aco9303_30_tv/red_light_is_always_on

hope it may help

SOURCE: Our CAL232 TV will not turn on. When pressing the

Hello,

My LOEWE CAL 232 will not power up. When the power button is pressed, the monitor turns on, with the LOEWE on the monitor, then the TV continues with the previous activity (antenna, DVD, VCR etc.). Now all that happens is

1. the red light comes on

2.after about 1 second the green light turns on for about 12 seconds

3. the the green light turns off for about 1 second

4. then the green light turns on again for about 12 seconds

and this continues until the power button is pressed to turn the TV off. During this time, the monitor does not turn on and the only sound I hear seems to eminate from the power button.

Any thoughts?

SOURCE: My Loewe Aconda TV will not turn on - buzzing noise.

My Loewe Aconda 81 HDR TV will not turn on. When I press the power button the green light comes on but the red light stays on with it and after a few seconds the green light goes out and the red light stays on. Any help please.

SOURCE: When you turn the tv on, it lights green and tries

I repaired a lot of these sets when they were new and under warranty.

The most likely reason for 'shutdown" which is what you are describing, is one of two parts.

The "Flyback" or High voltage transformer in these sets fails; usually with back off when you try to turn set on you see a little arc at top of high voltage transformer---means it is bad-----so common I have literally replaced dozens of them.

The second common (not as common as the transformer) reason is there are a number of special capacitors right around the same area as the transformer; they do not short or burn---they open like the filament in a old style light bulb----a little tricky to find but not expensive.

The Flyback transformer is black with a large red wire coming out of the top that goes into the picture tube; part may be found on internet for approx 50 dollars or Loewe parts center for 75 plus.

Everything about these sets was expensive; I still have 3 brand new remotes for them--wholesale on them about 85 dollars.

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