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My Samsung HL-S5086W DLP TV which is about 3 years old has started shutting off after being on for 20-30 minutes. I turn it back immediately and it then plays for another length of time. When it turns off it sounds the same as if I had turned it off. Bill F Jacksonville FL

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Have try to reset your TV?

have you ever change your lamp?

No? the problem is the lamp..

Yes? try to close the back door of your TV

here are some examples!

and a link that it can help..

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I just had this problem.... and there is a switch in the back behind the lamp cover..... it is blue.... make sure you put the cover back on right.... see if that helps.... I just did mine and I am going to see if it shuts off again.....good luck to both of us....

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  • The safety switch exists so the user does not accidentally remove the lamp door while the TV is on. Doing so could, theoretically, result in burn or electrocution. This spring loaded switch causes the TV to shut down when the door is opened.
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  • If you have recently moved your TV, it is very common for random shut-downs to occur. This is because the move has shifted the flimsy plastic chasis of the TV, thereby loosening the contact between the lamp door and the switch.
  • Make sure your TV is off and cool when performing this procedure.
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