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Unfortunately, there isn't one. https://www.google.com/search?q=Toshiba+37RU530U+service+manual ..

Chances are you have defective backlights, have you tried the flashlight test?

I do not think failing to reset the Lamp Timer would cause the Lamp not to light. You need to get into the Factory Menu while the picture is on in order reset the Timer. I believe you have a Ballast issue either because the Power Supply is not powering the Ballast or the Ballast not Powering the Lamp. In either case, the only way to know is to have a professional to check it out and give a estimate for repair.
I hope this helps,
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I would try sing a TV converter and a digital converter and see if that fixes the problem.

are you using AV jack to connect the recorder with TV for recording porpuse. if it's correct then it's simple, if recorder not gate inpute signal from TV, then it must show blank screen. coz it receiving the vedio signal from TV.

hope you get the answer.
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Bad main board

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vhs video cassette recorder is not a computer.

1. google it
2. ebay it;.
3. or ask maker for parts.

check toshiba website for down loads

possible bad button on display

reset your diaplsy setting s to factory defaults.
also check your power supply waltage and earthing properly working

How on earth do you crack a screen!! https://www.google.com/search?q=toshiba+modle+50l1350u+replacement+screen ..

If the power button is broken you are not going to be able to use the DVD player. You will need to get the player either repaired or replace it.

Connect the DVD player using the audio/video cable (yellow,red,white) to the input on the back of your tv. yellow cable to yellow input and so on

It may well play NTSC disks but it won't convert the standard to PAL or whatever your system is. Check your TV will display NTSC 525line pictures with 30HZ frame rate.

Send your email address to me. I've the service manual to your set, and I'll send a copy of it to you by retrun mail.

Shouldn't matter what the OS (operating system) is. What you need to do is to make sure you convert the movie to proper format which would allow you to view on DVD player after burning. Usually you need a seperate software. Your DVD player should say what formats are compatible. Usually listed on unit or in manual. Avi is a great format but when you burned it to DVD your computer probably created a Data Disk. Which would make it unreadable by DVD player. Check to make sure you are able to convert to format that's readable by your player.Good Luck

http://tvownermanuals.net/

I believe they go on the bottom but not sure on this brand sets as I seldom work on Toshiba TV's

Here is one for spares, or use this one and use yours for spares. It will keep you going for another 30 years. https://www.ebay.com/itm/265132715481 ..