I have a Panasonic TC-P55VT60 someone gave me.
When I first powered on the TV, it did work for a while. I was able to see how many hours(4,000) and firmware, etc. The picture is really good. So I'm determined to get this up and running. Now I never get a picture, just the SOS error codes. I haven't found much in my searches on this particular model in terms of fixit articles and videos. A search on this forum doesn't turn up anything. I do assume it is similar to other models though and they is why I'm seeking some help.
The TV has the SOS 7 syndrome. After a lot of reading, I assumed it was an SC, SU, SD problem, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I was able to get all three boards for a good price. The boards look good and continuity checks out fine on the SU, SD boards. I'm not sure how to test the SC board, but I have two.
Anyway, I swapped out all three boards and I still have the SOS 7 problem.
Here is what I have done:
1. Replace SU, SD and SC board on the set. Still get SOS 7 error code.
2. Disconnected the SC board from the SU and SD boards(power and ribbon cable) and turned on the set. Still get SOS 7 error code.
3. Disconnected the SS board(power and ribbon cable) and turned on the set. I now get an SOS 8 error code.
I appreciate any help. Thanks.
When I first powered on the TV, it did work for a while. I was able to see how many hours(4,000) and firmware, etc. The picture is really good. So I'm determined to get this up and running. Now I never get a picture, just the SOS error codes. I haven't found much in my searches on this particular model in terms of fixit articles and videos. A search on this forum doesn't turn up anything. I do assume it is similar to other models though and they is why I'm seeking some help.
The TV has the SOS 7 syndrome. After a lot of reading, I assumed it was an SC, SU, SD problem, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I was able to get all three boards for a good price. The boards look good and continuity checks out fine on the SU, SD boards. I'm not sure how to test the SC board, but I have two.
Anyway, I swapped out all three boards and I still have the SOS 7 problem.
Here is what I have done:
1. Replace SU, SD and SC board on the set. Still get SOS 7 error code.
2. Disconnected the SC board from the SU and SD boards(power and ribbon cable) and turned on the set. Still get SOS 7 error code.
3. Disconnected the SS board(power and ribbon cable) and turned on the set. I now get an SOS 8 error code.
I appreciate any help. Thanks.
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