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Compressed air - like canned air. Don't try anything else, scratches will kill the unit.

There are a number of things that could cause this, if your tech savvy message me back and I'll give you some input on how to diagnose your TV

I assume that you enabled hdmi ports within settings. I would connect box to another TV and within settings in box make sure that box outputs either 720p or 1080i. Your TV doesn't accepts 1080p .

This could be an HDCP "hand shake" problem. Try turning both the TV and the connecting device off, connect the two using HDMI, turn both of them back on, select the proper input and see if you get a picture. If nothing happens try the other HDMI inputs by following the steps listed above. I hope this helps.

See the following Thread for more information about problems with the Pro-Ro6u.

http://www.tv-forums.com/forum/TV_Equipment_C4/TV_Repair_Forum_F3/Pioneer_Pro_RO6U_Media_Receiver_P46635/

You will need to connect a streaming media player to the Pioneer Elite Pro-111FD. This can be your computer (make sure to set the HDMI input to PC, if needed) or a Roku or Fire (either the stick format or the box). Set the TV to the correct HDMI input and then access Netflix on the media player. The Ethernet port on this TV is only for use with media saved to your local network. The TV cannot directly use the Netflix app or website. See the manual for details on the Home Media Gallery Server features of the Pro-111FD. The manual is available from Pioneer on the product page: https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/Plasma/PRO-111FD . The direct link to the manual is currently https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Home/PRO-151FD_OperatingInstructions0905.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

It could be either the main or power board causing this...if your able and comfortable doing it remove the back and look for PSON on the connector legend and test the voltage on that pin, it should change when you push the power button, when I say change some sets use negative and some positive signal to tell the power board its time to come out of sleeping mode and go to work..if you see for example 6 volts with it off and it goes to 3 then the main is working or if you see 3 when its off and it goes up to 6 its also working, you want to see a change in that rail...if you see it change then the power board is bad and needs replacing

Hello, It is likely on the video board. At today's price point, it is often less expensive to replace with a more modern television that can be hung on the wall, and does not take up so much valuable floor space. Good luck with your repair.

This sounds like an internal switch from one format to the other. That should be governed by the data in the user manual.

with hdmi plugged in take power cable out of apple tv ,put power plug back in then look to see if you have a signal....