Questions & Answers for: GE replace fuse tv

...replace. Check the fuse. If it is blown, it will be obvious and make sure that the set is unplugged before replacing it. If it blows again, or if it is not blown, your problem is probably in the 'X' ...

fuse and TV turned on ,but still no sound. Replace EEPROM IC.+ solder any/all bad connects, esp.tuner circuitry ground connections. OR--cut open the trace between U1901 IC and Q1903-E to restore sound

...TV was working fine then just blanked out, the 5 amp fuse was blown. I replaced it twice but the minute it gets plugged back in it blows the fuse instantly There is a short in either or both the main ...

...fuse is blown up. I wnat to replace it but I don't knwo which fuse I can use because my blown fuse is lost. I don't know which type I can use. please help me. Thank you. In most cases on the board ...

Fuse blows I recently moved, TV worked fine. Packed it in the truck very well. Moved from Ohio to Florida. Pluged TV in 2 days after unpacking, fuse blows instantly, Cleaned circuit board with soft ...

...tv went completely off and we replaced the 5 amp fuse in the back but when the tv came back on it is showing 3 different colors in 3 different layers. convergence circuit problems. prob why blew

...only replace the fuse with the same new one?will my set work again? the fuse is doing its job when the fuse blow it stop the components being damaged. but in this case it sounds like component ...

...fuse within the TV could be blown; this needs a professional from your local TV store to replace and (sorry) could be a little costly depending on where you go. Your power cord could have an internal ...

replace fuse on ge microwave oven model no. jvm230 remove all outer screws, take off cover, has fuse panel inside, probably ceramic style fuse ? In order to replace the fuse the top cover must be ...

replace the fuse again and try a different outlet to rule out an electrical problem with that particular outlet. if it blows the fuse in a different outlet it's probably time to retire that TV set