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Sound but no picture

Set has sound but picture takes 30min. to appear

  • charleswynne May 28, 2009

    Set has sound, but picture takes 30min. to appear

  • charleswynne May 28, 2009

    Very helpful

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Its the problem of inverter board in the tv.i will explain.in your lcd tv there is a board called inverter board which controls the backlight and picture in tv.as this inverter board is not got faulty but its weak at present.you can say it is at end of its life.because slowly --- slowly the picture will take more time then 30 minutes to appear and in the last stage when inverter board will go completely faulty at time no piocture will appear. to resolve this issue you will have to get your inverter board replaced The board costs $75 at shopjimmy.com and it is on-stock. Part no. is 10225010022. To replace it yourself, it depends on your skills. It a 37 inch and quite big. If not handle carefully you might end up with broken or scratched screen.
 
You might consider getting help from a person that has the skills to do it.
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I think u should check ur dispaly rate or contact ur dealer he will solve ur problem

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