Power off Problems with Visio P42HDTV10A

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  • pnimitz
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    • Aug 2013
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    • usa
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    Power off Problems with Visio P42HDTV10A

    I have a Visio Plasma 42 inch TV (P42HDTV10A). It works beautifully except it cuts itself off after a few minutes, sometimes less. I hear a small click and the green light goes to yellow standby. I can immediately turn the TV back on and it repeats itself.

    I have already tried replacing the Power Supply, the Sub Power Supply and the Main Unit with no change. Would the Y and Z Sustain boards be causing this, if so which one would be the most likely candidate? If not the Y or Z, then what is your guess?

    Thanks
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    • martino
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      • Aug 2013
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      • canada
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      Re: Power off Problems with Visio P42HDTV10A

      How bout the power button? Could it be that the power button is intermittent shutting it off?
      Proud owner of dozens of broken TV's and many,many,many boards.


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