D drs45680 Estimable Mar 2, 2015 1 0 4,510 Mar 2, 2015 #1 MOD.37CV510U When you turn it on green light comes on then a yellow light flashes 3 times twice then 1 time once no picture or sound Thanks Danny
MOD.37CV510U When you turn it on green light comes on then a yellow light flashes 3 times twice then 1 time once no picture or sound Thanks Danny
Solution digitaldoc Mar 2, 2015 So it is a 37" 720p LCD panel. The backlight may have blown out, or the powerboard that supplies power to the backlight. May not pay to go get it fixed, as a new one may approach the price of the fix, and can get an LED model that is 1080p. Planned obsolescence comes to mind. You can try their Troubleshooting Assistant below, but it seems to end in "Repairs needed." http/support.toshiba.com/support/troubleshootSelfService?PRDTYPE=TV
So it is a 37" 720p LCD panel. The backlight may have blown out, or the powerboard that supplies power to the backlight. May not pay to go get it fixed, as a new one may approach the price of the fix, and can get an LED model that is 1080p. Planned obsolescence comes to mind. You can try their Troubleshooting Assistant below, but it seems to end in "Repairs needed." http/support.toshiba.com/support/troubleshootSelfService?PRDTYPE=TV
digitaldoc Distinguished Herald Oct 31, 2003 708 0 20,410 Mar 2, 2015 Solution #2 So it is a 37" 720p LCD panel. The backlight may have blown out, or the powerboard that supplies power to the backlight. May not pay to go get it fixed, as a new one may approach the price of the fix, and can get an LED model that is 1080p. Planned obsolescence comes to mind. You can try their Troubleshooting Assistant below, but it seems to end in "Repairs needed." http/support.toshiba.com/support/troubleshootSelfService?PRDTYPE=TV Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
So it is a 37" 720p LCD panel. The backlight may have blown out, or the powerboard that supplies power to the backlight. May not pay to go get it fixed, as a new one may approach the price of the fix, and can get an LED model that is 1080p. Planned obsolescence comes to mind. You can try their Troubleshooting Assistant below, but it seems to end in "Repairs needed." http/support.toshiba.com/support/troubleshootSelfService?PRDTYPE=TV