Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

[Shinju]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

Well thats good news and bad news

[djw43]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

cracked
so parts going to ebay, the good news is that i put the correct jumper on the p50GT30 i am working on, and I got power and fan spinning. I also got the SD card today in the mail, so I installed it and no SOS, but i do have this:
is this patient dead too?

here is the P50GT30 new thread, thanks

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=45384

[tom66]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

That's a shame where was the crack?

[djw43]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

That's a shame where was the crack?

there is one starts upper left, goes all the way to the upper right and finds 10 more from the edge. My guess is that when it was on my truck the wind from over the cab pushed the top section and stressed it. Fortunately it was less than $200
thanks again

is there any chance for the other one GT30?

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=45384

[tom66]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

Yes, the other one looks salavagable. You are brave to transport a plasma or LCD TV like that. I certainly wouldn't...

[tw2005]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

I'm giving you 1 demerit point . If this is going to be the only way you have of transporting these I would get a large piece of thick foam or even an old mattress and lay it on it's back. Then drive lke you have the back of the car is full of eggs which you don't want to crack.

I've transported all mine like that and not cracked one yet even having to drive for 2 hours at highway speeds. The glass is strongest vertical but as long as these are not flexed or suffer sudden shock they seem to survive.

This is just my opinion, others may have better tips

[djw43]

Re: Panasonic TC-P65VT50 7 blinks

Yes, the other one looks salavagable. You are brave to transport a plasma or LCD TV like that. I certainly wouldn't...

more like foolish, i should have laid it flat. That big of a screen is probably easier to crack

I'm giving you 1 demerit point . If this is going to be the only way you have of transporting these I would get a large piece of thick foam or even an old mattress and lay it on it's back. Then drive lke you have the back of the car is full of eggs which you don't want to crack.

I've transported all mine like that and not cracked one yet even having to drive for 2 hours at highway speeds. The glass is strongest vertical but as long as these are not flexed or suffer sudden shock they seem to survive.

This is just my opinion, others may have better tips

Hopefully I can learn from my mistake, there seems to be plenty of good deals on these in my area. I have to be way more careful bringing them home.