A customer dropped this off for us to throw away, anyway i looked up what the 5 blink error was, all i found was that the D board was giving the 5v SOS error but upon taking out the 50 or so screws there was no D board i checked all the model numbers on the boards and found nothing, my boss told me if i can fix it, it's mine no questions asked but my question is, if i need to replace the board is it worth fixing a plasma TV from 2006 with 2 HDMI inputs just for a PS3 and PS4
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Re: Panasonic TH-42PX60U 5 Blinks
What do you mean there was no D board, Is it missing? or you can't find it in the tv? It is below the PA board and behind H board
Also it may not be the D board, sometimes the sc board or any other board that has a short on the +5 volt line can cause a 5 blink code.Last edited by R_J; 06-16-2014, 05:54 PM. -
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Re: Panasonic TH-42PX60U 5 Blinks
Thank you both, i spent an hour looking for the D board but i needed to go deeper it seems, and i'm going to print out the Service manual because what they dropped off was a Phillips Tube TV manual
Ill post here if anything changes
Thank you both so much for the help
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Re: Panasonic TH-42PX60U 5 Blinks
I know this is old post and no one probably cares by now, but I too have the same TV and same problem and someone might be looking for the D board as well in the future. I could not locate the D board (TNPA3810 on my TV) either. It is well hidden behind the entire metal assembly housing the main input/output board. Make no mistake, it is not the board that is behind the tuner board, it his hidden behind the entire metal cage.Comment
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Re: Panasonic TH-42PX60U 5 Blinks
Confirmed. Found one on ebay for under $7. Wild guess if it will help...my set is throwing a set of 20 (!) blinks.Comment
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