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Submitted By |
Marlowe
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Date Posted |
10/20/2003 9:30:25 PM |
Title |
52in. RCA projection TV |
Message |
| my TV just blacked out no sound or picture and wont turn back on , it started getting snowey about a month or so ago on and off and on occassion made a loud high pitched noise model no. is p52770eb or p5277oeb something like that thank you |
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Submitted By |
John
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Date Posted |
10/26/2003 2:23:08 AM |
Title |
RE: 52in. RCA projection TV |
Message |
| My best guess would be the High Voltage block assembly |
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Submitted By |
Marlowe
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Date Posted |
10/31/2003 6:12:36 PM |
Title |
RE: 52in. RCA projection TV |
Message |
| thanks John , the tv came back on after replacing the high voltage but we still heard a high pitched noise later in the day any Ideas? |
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Submitted By |
james
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Date Posted |
11/2/2003 1:06:34 AM |
Title |
RE: 52in. RCA projection TV |
Message |
| did not get get wires seated properly in splitter or used genertic splitter which will never work properly |
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Submitted By |
Adam
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Date Posted |
12/20/2003 4:11:12 AM |
Title |
RE: 52in. RCA projection TV |
Message |
| I just had the same thing happen. Repairman said it was the High voltage splitter & that it would be $500-700 to repair. If that is indeed the case, I can't see putting that kind of money into an 8-9 year old set vs. getting a new one. Can you tell me how much you paid for the part? Does this require a professional to install, or could a reasonably competent individual do it? Thanks. |
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