Well it looks like I'm not the only owner of a dead Pano plasma. 
Mine went 'pop'
I was sure it was something power related as it was a decent pop when turning the set on. It flashed white, something went pop then it went blank and started with the 10 blinks. It does this once the cord is plugged into an outlet not when you try to turn the TV on when on stand by.
So I thought I'd find a capacitor is a bad way but nothing is overly evident to my problem. No obviously blown caps, no discharge, no burnt sections on any board.
So I took a pick of what I think went wrong. If anyone with more experience than me can chime in that would be great.
Next I'll start unplugging boards just to cancel them out as a cause to the 10 blinks.
The caps most far left of each board are the ones in question. The one top left of the left board is most definitely convex at the top.
I was expecting it to be split. Surprised it wasn't from the noise it made.


Many thanks Steve.

Mine went 'pop'
I was sure it was something power related as it was a decent pop when turning the set on. It flashed white, something went pop then it went blank and started with the 10 blinks. It does this once the cord is plugged into an outlet not when you try to turn the TV on when on stand by.
So I thought I'd find a capacitor is a bad way but nothing is overly evident to my problem. No obviously blown caps, no discharge, no burnt sections on any board.
So I took a pick of what I think went wrong. If anyone with more experience than me can chime in that would be great.
Next I'll start unplugging boards just to cancel them out as a cause to the 10 blinks.
The caps most far left of each board are the ones in question. The one top left of the left board is most definitely convex at the top.
I was expecting it to be split. Surprised it wasn't from the noise it made.


Many thanks Steve.
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