Emerson plasma PL-P42W-10A clicking no startup

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  • Hornnumb2
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    • Feb 2011
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    Emerson plasma PL-P42W-10A clicking no startup

    Emerson plasma clicks about 4 times but won't start up. I have replaced the power board with a shop jimmy one with no change. I have tried unplugging various board with no change. I do get a green light on t con while it's trying to start but clicks off when power board does. What is my next step?
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