Panasonic fan keep turning itself off - TH Panasonic Televison & Video

Check the cooling fan on the rear panel. If dust builds up on it the fan blades won't turn and the unit will overheat and shut itself off.

Check ur tv fan,if ur cooling fan are runnig,before all these LED lights are flashing.If not that ur tv problems.All these LED lights are flashing the tv making alots of clinking noises too like it trying turn itself on?Yes,than the tv board that called the Ballast board it is dead too,must be replace also.This tv Ballast board only job are to help to ignite the tv projection lamp only and keeping it on and running.

Try setting a larger fan at the rear of the set pointed toward any vents you see on the lower cabinet area. If that allows the set to run longer than before, then the internal cooling fan has failed.
Those sets have hot spots in them and quiet fans to keep the air circulating.

Hello

Sounds like it could be the fan thats packed up. When it gets too hot inside the recorder it switches on the fan but if it cant detect the fan is spinning it turns off.Hold your hand over the fan grille at the back of the machine & start to record something usually you'll be able to feel the fan kick in after a few mins

contact panasonic as those fans are specifically suited to that recorder.

It may be overheating. Check the temperature with your hand by placing it over the fans/slots to feel for any excessive heat. If it won't turn back on until it cools, then it's a heat issue. You could help that out by using fans to circulate the air around the unit, trying to keep it cool by moving the hot air released from it and pulling in cooler air. Other than that, there may be a short somewhere, or maybe even a broken fan.

Did you replace the bulb? clean dust out of fans?

does it freeze up? this could be a sign of low freon. does the fan turn on? if not the compressor will get hot and shut itself down on overload the fan can be easily replaced for around 100.00

Your Balister is shot. google balister on this model, or save yourself some time, stick it in a corner as a giant paper weight as I did and file a complaint with conumer affairs, they are online.

Heath

check your setup menu and make sure that turn off timer is off
here is instruction below on your tv
hope it works
panasonic.com.au/content/library/files/F000518.pdf

I had the same problem, and I had to replace the fan on the unit. The fan would not turn on at all, so the computer would tell the unit to turn itself off. After the fan was replaced (which is relatively simple) it works like new.