technosonic lcd 3251 flashing red led but working fine

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  • shaunbt123
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 119
    • uk

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    technosonic lcd 3251 flashing red led but working fine

    Hi there just wondering if anyone has any experience with the above model of tv,when powering on the tv the front panel led is red,then when you press channel up/down or powerbutton on front panel,the led will flash 7 times then the tv will come on and work fine,just wondering if this flashing is some sort of self check when powering on or could it be indicating something else,i have tried to locate a user manual but cannot find one.
    thanks for any advice.

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