Power outage Had a power outage today for a couple of seconds and when I turned my tv back on, the volume went all the way up to 100 and stayed there. Tried to put the volume back down but can't get it to work. If I press and hold the volume button on the tv, it will go back down to 0 but as soon as I let the button go, the volume goes right back up to 100. Also the blue power light is flickering and when you go into settings, everything is also flickering and you can't change anything. Tried unplugging the tv but still the same. Any ideas to what might have happened or if the problem can be fixed?

SOURCE: RCA L32WD12 32in. HGTV LCD Television

I had the same problem happen this afternoon, so I took it apart, and the source of the problem is the key controller panel (behind the buttons). It's held in place by 2 screws, if you take the case apart, which is literally only 15 or 20 screws, and then loosen the 2 screws holding the key controller panel on, and then use a small screwdriver to space it out from the button caps. Tighten the screws, and put it back together. Just be careful not to let it go too far to the other side, or you'll have a problem with the menu going on and off at random, which is just as annoying.

SOURCE: TV won't turn on!

The failure on these LCDs is mostly with a defective power supply. It appears like the voltage is not enough to make it work.
I repair these power supplies, let me know if you require further assistance. You can also write to [email protected] for more info.

SOURCE: the tv went blank so i unplugged it bwaited than

If the light is red, this means that the tv is in standby (off) and you need to hit the power button

SOURCE: RCA L46WD22 won't turn on after being off overnight

RCA are beautiful televisons, what is happening is that when the faulty fan that cools down the processor stops working, your processor over heats and a temperature gage inside reconizes this and shuts down the television. unlike some other models that i choose to remain nameless
*cough sony cough cough* where you need to replace the t.v,

RCA has a safty feature that allows the t.v to shut down with out it doing any harm. Ok folks, this is the easyest answer that i am going to ever give anyone.

All you need to do is Replace the FAN! that fan that cools down the processor to allow the fast movements to give the vibrant pictures in stunning accurate pixle compounds. it will cost about $50 for the fan and $200 for the guy/girl to install it.

So there you are a complex problem with a simple answer. you are one lucky person, you choose the right television the only factory defect was the fan. your t.v should last 15years without any serious problems.

I hope this has helped you folks. i am called the flat pannel Guru in my buisness.

SOURCE: RCA 37" FLAT SCREEN NON STOP FLICKERING/FLASHING SCREEN

you need to remove main ckt, (m.board) some part need to re solder specially in hot area. (lost contact i one of the flickering problem you encountered.