110v lcd tv was plugged to 22ov outlet

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Most likely you have damaged not only the power supply but also the D-Link wireless router unless the power adapter is a multi-voltage power adapter. Check the label on the power adapter and if the input voltage is a fixed 110 volt power supply you are in trouble.
You can try getting a 110v power adapter and connect it into the D-Link and if it works then you are lucky.

You have destroyed the TV. Most likely it would be cheaper to buy a new TV than to repair this TV.
You maybe able to get a quote to repair the TV before you decide whether to repair or to purchase a new TV.

plugging a 110v device into a 220v outlet is not likely, as the plugs are a different configuration. In the event that you somehow managed to do that, your device is probably fried, as that would be to much voltage. Hate to say it; but you are probably gonna need a new one

If the AC unit is 110V then you must plug it into a regular 110V outlet. You cannot plug it into the 220V outlet. Either get a bigger 220V unit or use a 12 gauge extension cord to get it to a 110V outlet.

With a bit of luck just the internal mains fuse failure. Otherwise could be transformer failure or a verity of other things.

hi...if you have plug the TV in 22oV instead of 11V..it automatically blown the fuse..the power supply has this Varistor it will shorted and blown the fuse if detected high voltage....I suggest you replace the fuse and check for any other defective parts in the power supply section....check for bloated capacitors.. shorted power switching transistor... if none TEST RUN..let see if your TV will switch ON...please rate and vote...

I would search for a price on ebay. Most suppliers have links to ebay nowadays and let ebay's search engine do the work for you.
Hope this helps.

maayong buntag dong,,you can do it by your self i teach you how,Open the back cover of your TV.Along with the AC power cord there is a component called varistor this varistor serves a protection for over voltage.Its color is green round shape with two terminal pins just remove it from the board replace the fuse with same rating and your tv will work again..anyway im from bicol albay.

hope i helped you..

please rate my help tnx dong!

I have the exact same monitor and it is 220v. But seeing as i bought it in Australia that makes sense. If yours was purchased in North America then it is almost definitively 110v. It is likely that it is written on the actual monitor. If in doubt you could always try it with 110v. If that works then theres your answer. If it doesn't then its probably 220v.