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Anonymous Posted on Dec 11, 2011

I have a 26' Toshiba LCD TV Model: 26WL65G. When I plug in and turn it on it seems to start normally, but when screen turns on blue screen appears as normal and it goes back to stand-by mode immidiately in 1 second. I suspected from the backlight inverter board and replaced it. Also I checked the ccfls but each one works fine. I also replaced the capacitors on the power supply with new ones. It still makes the same. Finally I tried to run the TV with disconnected cables from mainboard to inverter. There are 2 cables which goes from the mainboard to inverter. I disconnected them and it didnt shut down. Sound comes normally but screen doesnt open up. I think there might be problem with mainboard. Anyone can help me about this issue? If there is something I can do without replacing the mainboard?? TV Model: 26WL65G Mainboard Model: 17MB15E-7 Inverter Model: I260B1-12C

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Note that if it is a backlight inverter board problem you will still have sound. SInce you have no sound I would suspect a power supply or main A/B board malfunction. Do you know how to use a multimeter?

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