Sylvania lc320sl1 workes when first plugged in but will not restart till un plugged and let sit then workes again. no bulging caps. any help would be great
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Re: Sylvania lc320sl1 wont turn on
your explanation is confusing... it says it won't turn on in the title then it says it works when plugged in...by works does that mean everything functions properly? and the only way you can get it to turn off is by unplugging the tv? so you have to unplug the tv while it is still showing a picture and it isn't turning off properly?
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the tv turns on when you first plug it in and will play till you turn it off .then it will not start again till you unplug it and let it sit for a day then plug it in again .when its not working i get a green power light and when i push button light goes out
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ok i understand now. in order to troubleshoot it you're gonna have to take a good clear pic of all of the boards and individual pics of each board and go to manage attachments in the go advanced section and add them to your post then someone will be able to help
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Re: Sylvania lc320sl1 wont turn on
I have the same problem as soon as it turns on it shuts off when I turn it on the green light flashes goes on for like 2 sec then off it goes I looked at the boards and it doesn't look like any thing is burnt out or broken should I look for something in particular
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Re: Sylvania lc320sl1 wont turn on
did you check these wires? you might have a bad inverter if those wires are ok. these sets with this setup seem to all have pretty much the same problems.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...light=sylvania
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I have the same set and the same exact problem. green light flashes like it is going to turn on the words digital television appears for about 1 second and the set turn off and the red light comes on. I have checked all the wires and found nothing wrong. any other ideas?
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