Zenith z60pv220 plasma won't power on

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  • Getmoney2957
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    • Aug 2012
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    Zenith z60pv220 plasma won't power on

    When I first plug it in it clicks. The light will be red wich I assume is standby. When I push power it clicks again then the light blinks off then back on then fades out. No picture no glow in the screen no sound I replaced the power supply board with no luck. Dont see any buldging compacitors.. Help please!?!?!? I have no electronic experience so try to be as detailed as possible.
  • cadiman
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Mar 2010
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    Re: Zenith z60pv220 plasma won't power on

    That is most likely an L/G and you will have a failed y board (left of the tv looking at the back of it or z board. (right side)

    I would not be poking around the back of a plasma tv with no experience. Not without reading here a bit more.

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