I downloaded lastest firmware v1.15 for my Philips 42PFL3603D/27 LCD TV. Unzipped it and put it on an empty 8GB jump drive then plugged it into the TV. I unhooked everything to the TV, turned it off, waited 1 or 2 minutes, turned it back on and it never did the auto-start for the firmware upgrade. Am I missing something here? Is the jump drive to big?
Re: I downloaded lastest firmware v1.15 for my Philips...
When you unzip the file you may need to put it into a file called "upgrades". Try an empty USB stick (size should not matter) and put the autorun file into the upgrades file.
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check for bulging capacitors on the power supply board. you will have to remove the back cover from the television set to get a good look at the power board. If you do notice swollen capacitors, desolder the bad ones out and solder new ones in.
Hi - I had the same question and found it here: www.universalremote.com/resources/pdfs/UR2-CBL-CV04.pdf Some TV brands have multiple codes associated to it. You must try each one individually until one of them does the job. This worked for me beautifully on a brand spanking new Philips 42'' LCD. Good luck!
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