Emerson LC260EM2 keeps switching input on its own

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  • tech2014
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    • Aug 2014
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    Emerson LC260EM2 keeps switching input on its own

    I know this is a main board issue, but I have a question about the revision number. I have a BA01F0G0401(2), but all I can find is a BA01F0G401(3) on shop jimmy. the boards are identical in appearance. Can I not use the shop jimmy one or find another with the exact same numbers.

    The first pic is of the back of the tv, second is the main board.



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    • tech2014
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      • Aug 2014
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      Re: Emerson LC260EM2 keeps switching input on its own

      anyone ??????

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