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  • robert phelps
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    • Dec 2016
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    • usa
    #41
    Re: sharp 50-lb371u leds problems

    sorry its been awhile, what could be going on here, can the logic board be keeping the ps on after you turn the set off. thats what im thinking is happening, after powering on can the processor get struck and not turn off the ps like it should

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      • robert phelps
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2016
        • 94
        • usa
        #42
        Re: sharp 50-lb371u leds problems

        could the psu be getting struck on once it is powered on by the logic board. but not struck when you first plug the set in?

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