Vizio P2 42 in. HD-Ready Plasma Television "lcd fuse" Questions

...LCD TV model 37PF7320A? The fuses are approximately 1 inch long with the following markings: T5AH 250V (ceramic fuse) & T1AE 250V ( glass fuse. I am assuming that T5AH means 5amp & T1AE means 1 amp. ...

lcd tv blew a fuse - take the back off and follow the power cord up and you should have 2 fuses there - probably the one on the left has blown out. You'll have to learn about the fuse you need - I had

...LCD TV is tripping the fuse in the house Hi, I bought a new LCD TV Sony Bravia LCD HDTV KDL-40S4100. When I plugged it in, it tripped the fuse in the house, shutting the electricity in two rooms. On ...

LCD HD TV blows a fuse every time we turn it on. We opened up the back and replaced the fuse. Original fuse was T5.0A H/250V (ceramic fuse) We replaced it with non-ceramic fuses from Radio Shack. Does

...LCD TV Magnavox screen won't turn on, called help line and they were no help. Only solution I think is that a fuse or something broke that powers the monitor Does this sound right? Is there a ...

...fuse to blow every time you plug it back in. the board is located behind the LCD screen very fragile job to do since you will have to remove LCD and the compact florescent tubes to replace it. if you ...

My Philips 47" LCD television acts as though the fuse has blown. My Philips 47" LCD television acts as though the fuse inside has blown. Is this difficult to repair? Philips agreed to a buy back.

...Fuse LG LCD How do I replace a blown fuse of a 32" LG LCD? There was a power surge and the TV no longer has any power. Unplug tv and let it set for a couple of hours. Remove the back panel, the fuse ...

LCD panel as viewed from the rear) The fuse is mounted slightly above the LVDS cable connector and the component marking next to the part may begin with a "F". Replacing the fuse with another fuse, or

...LCD can I replace the thermal fuse myself without causing any other problems, and if so where can I get it from. sony part# 191002393. try mcm electronics on the web. Try this link for the thermal ...