Hello, I have an Emerson LC401EM2F which had a blown fuse, searched on here and found it to be a diode that was bad. Changed the diode with the recommended part and that corrected the fuse blown problem. But all I am getting is a click as soon as I plug the tv in and that's it! I also get another click when I unplug the tv. Tv does not power up, no lights, not anything but a click. Anyone have any ideas what could be going on?
Click When Plugged In?
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Re: Click When Plugged In?
Try to locate the source of a click. A relay is sometimes found on LCD TVs which can cause this clicking sound.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Click When Plugged In?
It appears to be a relay on the main board. That's as far as I get though just a click when I first plug it in, and then another when I unplug it!Comment
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