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Posted on Jun 17, 2008

My 42" LG LCD turns itself off

I turn on my TV on and within 5-10 seconds, it turns itself off. I can hear sound when it's on, but there is no picture. Please help!

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  • tomrus Jul 02, 2008

    My 42" lg lcd loses the picture after about three minutes, but it still has sound. The green power light will finally turn red and the tv shuts down.

  • bmorel Sep 13, 2008

    When I turn the TV on, it keeps clicking off and on continuously and I cannot turn it off. I have to unplug it and plug it back in and it will stay on. I have searched the LG website but have found nothing related to this problem.

  • Anonymous May 06, 2009

    I have the same problem, it makes the clicking sounds and turns on and off!

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There is probably a firmware update on the LG website that should take care of this.Go to the downloads area and enter the model number for available updates.

  • ajs6088 Dec 07, 2010

    There is a safety feature on all larger LG LCDs that if the unit is to full of dust to let the fan cool properly or the fan is to full to operate at full speed the TV will not turn on it will flash green when powered on then click and go to red. I brought mine in the first time it cost $50 to get it cleaned and reset. If you are electronics sauvy its not that hard to do your self . Hopefully its that simple for you as well other wise these are all good places to start.

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