There are a lot of sets that do this and it has been attributed to bad capacitors.
One thing is for sure and that is that the power supply in your set is pulling too much current. You can see the information on bad capacitors here:
http://www.badcaps.net
Then you can decide what action you want to take. IF you decide to have it serviced, call around and get bids and you take the set in and you dont get charged a service call.
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What a rediculous "fix it" answer.
Your solution is to look at a list of capacitors and then decide if I want to get it fixed. And, if I do want to get it fixed, call around and get bids - oh, and take it in so I don't get a service charge.
And you are charging me for that brilliant solution???
What a rip off!
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