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Posted on Jun 23, 2009

Have a Toshiba TP50G50 Projection televison with no picture. Have 100 volts to power board

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100 volts is too low to power the entire projection TV. Usually with rear projection TVs there are three tubes that create your picture on the screen. To power those tubes, they each require a high voltage (usually around 10,000 volts - yes ten thousand) that is produced by a high-voltage step-up transformer call a 'Tripler' - since it powers all three tubes. This device and the rest of the TV require full utility voltage (120 - 130 volts AC) to properly power the unit. Correct the voltage and try again - is the house / residence voltage like that in each room? IF so, you probably have other issues with devices you probably haven't picked up on.
http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-images/models/tp50g50/docs/tp50g50_om_e.pdf

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