Anonymous posted an answer for this Vizio L6 20.1 in. HD-Ready LCD Television:
"Mine does the same thing and it works fine. It may be using any remaining power to shut..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Sony Playstation 3 (PS3) Console:
"If the disc spins for a minute then stops it may be your blu-ray laser. One way to check..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Sansui HDLCD-2600 26 in. LCD Television:
"Do a hard restart by unplugging the tv waiting an hour and checking. If it is still stuck..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Toshiba Satellite U305-S7477 Notebook:
"Go here "http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/home.jsp?nav=Download" to the..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this HP Pavilion dv6605us Notebook:
"You should do a system restore. It may have happened because of a system update, if your..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Samsung SP-R4232 42 in. Plasma HDTV:
"You have a faulty power supply call Samsung and request service for free. If they say no..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2006 Hyundai Sonata:
"if you pull on each side of the plastic cover covering light it may seem tight but will..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Relisys RLT1720 17" LCD Monitor:
"Check the following: Shorted or blown capacitor(check for bulging) faulty external power..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Relisys RLT1720 17" LCD Monitor:
"You can purchase capacitors from any electronics store. You need to know the #'s on the..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this HP Pavilion dv6000z Notebook:
"Dis-assembly takes time and patients. You can look up any dis-assembly tutorial for..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Vizio P50HDTV10A 50 in. Plasma HDTV:
"You can opt to repair the Y board by replace the following components: ic12, ic4, hs1, x1,..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this ViewSonic N3250W Television:
"No codes available. Get a separate remote to control your cable box. Viewsonic has issues."
Anonymous posted an answer for this ViewSonic N3250W Television:
"You may be able to fix your device by re-touching all the solders on the video in/out..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this ViewSonic N3250W Television:
"My answer is for the original post by tphan80. You have a damaged video board(av in/out)...."
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