Ok guys and gals. I have this TV, Vizio M470SV. It was working fine and then all of a sudden started becoming VERY slow to commands and then even shutting off at times. I have reset and factory reset (cleared memory) and still same issues. I was thinking it maybe the eeprom or firmware but not sure. The TV is now pretty much unusable at this time. Any ideas or suggestions?
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