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  • tw2005
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    Re: panasonic TX-P42X20B flashing red

    That's a shame, hope the data copy works if you get it, total size of my data copy files from my 50 was 112kb. hopefully someone can help you out.
    Last edited by tw2005; 03-24-2013, 07:32 AM.

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  • craig417
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    My boards from a 37" and I've been on that bit and mine said 42NG and tried selecting it but just goes back to 37"display on switching on again. Dnt know if there was anything else needing done for it to stay that way. Been through all ye service manual and says to check other things if NG displayed. Hope to get data from board if someone could copy it to SD card and post it on here so i can try it to fix mine.

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  • tw2005
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    Originally posted by craig417
    Glad you got your tv going again Karl, was wondering if you could copy data from your A board now by SD card as in service manual 6.5 and post on here so I could copy to mine see if it fixes/changes my settings to a 42".
    Would be greatful if you could thanks in advance.
    As for your faulty A board, probably same fault as my original one, and would not know where to start a repair on it. But thanks for the offer of it.
    I don't know if this will work but have you gone into service menu and drilled down to Panel type in the option field. On my 2009 series it shows 42HD, OK. Toggle with Vol - , shows a second option 50HD , NG.

    Maybe it's selectable in there??

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  • craig417
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    Glad you got your tv going again Karl, was wondering if you could copy data from your A board now by SD card as in service manual 6.5 and post on here so I could copy to mine see if it fixes/changes my settings to a 42".
    Would be greatful if you could thanks in advance.
    As for your faulty A board, probably same fault as my original one, and would not know where to start a repair on it. But thanks for the offer of it.
    Last edited by craig417; 03-23-2013, 12:36 PM. Reason: additional information

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  • karlpowell
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    Re: panasonic TX-P42X20B flashing red

    Originally posted by tom66
    Stick the other boards on eBay so others can use them. You should be able to get back at least your 50 quid.

    will do thanks again for your help.

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  • tom66
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    Stick the other boards on eBay so others can use them. You should be able to get back at least your 50 quid.

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  • tw2005
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    Re: panasonic TX-P42X20B flashing red

    Originally posted by karlpowell
    sorry typo set is now 100% functioning
    Woo Hoo. love the animation

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  • karlpowell
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    Originally posted by tw2005
    Did you mean NOW working? Otherwise you seem awfully pleased it's still not going
    sorry typo set is now 100% functioning

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  • karlpowell
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    Originally posted by craig417
    Any one know what might need changed on the a board to repair it or where to get the data from a 42" a board to change it on my 37" a board.
    Or even how to change the resolution to enable full picture.

    you more than welcome to this faulty A board I have if you can find any use for it .

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  • tw2005
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    Re: panasonic TX-P42X20B flashing red

    Originally posted by karlpowell
    BIG BIG THANK YOU to Sienoki , I picked up the TV from leads and replaced the A board , and the set is not working , this all so means I have some spares for thsi set available
    Did you mean NOW working? Otherwise you seem awfully pleased it's still not going

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  • karlpowell
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    BIG BIG THANK YOU to Sienoki AND TOM, I picked up the TV from leads and replaced the A board , and the set is now working , this all so means I have some spares for this set available
    Last edited by karlpowell; 03-22-2013, 02:47 AM.

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  • sienoki
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    Re: panasonic TX-P42X20B flashing red

    Originally posted by tom66
    It is not always possible to do so from the normal system menus.
    Karl there is same set 4 sale on leeds gumtree with smashed screen at 50quid fella

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  • tom66
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    It is not always possible to do so from the normal system menus.

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  • craig417
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    Any one know what might need changed on the a board to repair it or where to get the data from a 42" a board to change it on my 37" a board.
    Or even how to change the resolution to enable full picture.

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  • karlpowell
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    no i got it from ebay .... i can re sell it on ebay so im not bothered

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  • tom66
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    Darn. Did the supplier you ordered from offer a returns policy?

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  • karlpowell
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    Aaaaaaaarrrr Damn it ... power supply swapped and still 10 red flashes looks like ill need to source a A board .

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  • karlpowell
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    yes we do , i hear it click then a second click after about 3 seconds , OK i have ordered a new P board , should be here early next week
    Last edited by karlpowell; 02-27-2013, 08:47 AM.

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  • tom66
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    OK. P board is definitely looking bad. Final check. Unplug PSU, wait 30 seconds, plug it in. Do you get some clicks from the relay?

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  • karlpowell
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    Re: panasonic TX-P42X20B flashing red

    NO I dont, Here is what i get on P6 with the above in place..

    pin1 (sound +15v) = 0v
    pin2 (sound +15v) = 0v
    pin3 (p+15v) = 0v
    pin7 (F+15v) = +15.8v
    pin9 (F+15v) = +15.8v

    This is the same as before the resisitors where put in place.
    Last edited by karlpowell; 02-27-2013, 08:22 AM.

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