Re: Panasonic Plasma fault
The cheap parts that blew up did more damage to the board. I cant find that model number here in the USA to look at a pic of your board.
Panasonic Plasma fault
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Re: Panasonic Plasma fault
nah replaced the cheap parts with good ones..still no go..Leave a comment:
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Re: Panasonic Plasma fault
You still have a faulty board because you used cheap ( fake! ) parts from ebay. They indeed work sometimes ( for a few mins ) and go out with a bang and damage the board even more.
I had the same problem , never fixed the board....Leave a comment:
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Make sure all screws are in and check wire and ribbon connections.Leave a comment:
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Panasonic Plasma fault
Hi All
Ive got A th-p50vt30z plasma was going perfect till it got the 7 blinks of death
so i replaced the faulty suspected transistors with some cheap ebay ones
tv went for a few hours the Pop blew up again.. after seeking advise was pointed to a reputable source so got more transistors and replaced those
now tv turns on to a solid green light ,displays some garbled writing for a split second and stays a black screen
still faulty board or had something else got damaged in the process?
link to video.. sorry if its a bit dark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys6T...ature=youtu.beTags: None
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