My 4 or 5 year old LG 50PQ30 is displaying a window asking if I'd like to enjoy my new device. If I select "yes", it switches to AV2, and there is nothing plugged in that input. At times it starts flashing this message every couple of minutes, and if you turn it off, it may pop right back up. I've reset the tv, that hasn't helped, and LG says they have not heard of this issue. Anyone have any ideas, or is it time to scrap it?
Weird problem with LG 50 PQ30
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Re: Weird problem with LG 50 PQ30
Have you tried cleaning the socket - check for bent pins. If the set is 4-5 years old
and not been opened may be worth trying spring clean in case dust is conducting.
Try plugging something into the AV2 (after cleaning) see if that stops it.Please upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39740
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