20 Most Recent Philips 37PF7320A 37 in. HD-Ready LCD Television - Page 3 Questions & Answers

THE SWITCH BEHIND THE MENU BUTTON ON THE TV IS MOST LIKLY DOING YOU IN

If that TV has a 'menu' button on the front of the set, make sure nothing like coca-cola has spilled into where that switch is located. I would try a different remote in case the remote is getting flaky....

Had same prob. R/R powersupply board. ($100+/-) Easy fix if you can run a screwdriver.

power supply board is usually at fault when the power indicator blinks. You can get replacement power supply boards from www.tvrepairworld.com

I have the model Philips 37PF7320A/37 won't turn on and MOST articles on the Internet say it's the Capacitors capictors capictors..I checked all of them. My tv just blinked red lights, had the clicking sound at first power on, but then goes black. No sound. No picture. Nothing. Just blinking red lights. MINE WAS RESISTOR no. 3318 , a 100 OHM RESISTOR ON POWER SUPPLY BOARD. I BOUGHT REPLACEMENT FOR .99 CENTS SOLDER IT, AND EVERYTHING WORKED!!! THAT WAS ALL IT TOOK. JUST A SUGGESTION.. 1. CHECK FOR BULGING CAPACITORS (90 PERCENT OF THE PROBLEM) 2. THEN CHECK FOR RESISTORS WITH MULTIMETER ( FALLS INTO THE OTHER 10 PERCENT OF THE PROBLEM.) TELL ME IF THAT [email protected]

Reset the TV first and see whether it help you. To reset it, unplug it from AC mains wall socket, and replug it after 5 minutes or so. If this do not help you, the main system memory IC to your TV should be checked. Might need replacement.

i am having the same problem. My Phillips 37" 37PF9431D/37I LCD High Definition TV won;t turn on. When I press the power button i hear a click and the green light comes on for a couple of seconds and then the red light appears. I can;t figure it out. Did you find a solution?

3104 328 38621 Is the part number for the supply. I repair plasma and lcds tvs this is the number that i use were i work . If u go to partstore.com u can find it there for 114.32 hope this helps

You need to subscribe to cable or satellite. OR try an HD OTA (over the air) antenna. For best results you should get a directional antenna and point it in the direction of your nearest transmitter.Indoor HD antennas don't work well unless you are very close to the transmitting tower. You really want to be on the roof, as high as practical without tall. Here is a fantastic resource that will tell you all you need to know about antennashttp://www.antennaweb.org/default.aspx This site will help you point it.If you have multiple transmitters that you want to pick up you may want to use an antenna rotor that will allow you to point the antenna in the direction of the transmitter without the hassle of climbing onto the roof.I'm sure there are local antenna installers if you are uncomfortable with climbing your roof or running the wire.Hope this helps.

Just buy an other remote control The internal printed circuit board of the remote control is cracked.

Look for any jammed buttons on remote. Remove battery from it. Switch off the TV manually, and wait for some time and switch it on. Now using control panel, try resetting it to what it was.

The power supply regulator section is not working properly. It will be best to replace this board as card basis rather than trying to make it right. Philips have used some special numbered components there, which are very difficult to get from open electronic spare part market. Contact the nearest authorized service center for Philips to buy a new board.

To fix this problem, get the firmware update from Philips website, http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?ctn=37PF7320A/37&slg=en&scy=US copy it to a USB drive to install it. I had the same problem and it fixed it.

I have the model Philips 37PF7320A/37 won't turn on and MOST articles on the Internet say it's the Capacitors capictors capictors..I checked all of them. My tv just blinked red lights, had the clicking sound at first power on, but then goes black. No sound. No picture. Nothing. Just blinking red lights. MINE WAS RESISTOR no. 3318 , a 100 OHM RESISTOR ON POWER SUPPLY BOARD. I BOUGHT REPLACEMENT FOR .99 CENTS SOLDER IT, AND EVERYTHING WORKED!!! THAT WAS ALL IT TOOK. JUST A SUGGESTION.. 1. CHECK FOR BULGING CAPACITORS (90 PERCENT OF THE PROBLEM) 2. THEN CHECK FOR RESISTORS WITH MULTIMETER ( FALLS INTO THE OTHER 10 PERCENT OF THE PROBLEM.) TELL ME IF THAT [email protected]

You must contact the manufacturer for this problem.

GOOGLE the model number with "error codes"Most of these sets will have specific ones and ones that are misleading and too general to help.Let me know by pushing the make a comment button what is wrong.