Hi, I have the Tv above, unfortunately the main board has failed (won't start up the Tv), so I've tried two others from a JVC and Hitachi Tv, now what I get from these is the TV starting up, the back light comes on displaying the logo for each manufacturer and then it switches off, I then press the remote power button and it's the same thing with the LED power light constantly flashing, so I guess there's some kind of incompatibility problem going on, I just down know what, any ideas how to get this to work please?
Celcus 39" LED tv, new board issue.
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Re: Celcus 39" LED tv, new board issue.
Do the backlights stay on when powered up with the main board disconnected. What model Celcus and any photos?Willing to help but I'm no expert. -
Re: Celcus 39" LED tv, new board issue.
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