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My Tv keeps sticking in standby!
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Hi, it's me again with the TV problem, thanks for your answers.
It seems the TV will work sometimes when it feels like it, but not very often. If I do manage to get it going, it will work when its warmed up. I have tried unplugging everything, waiting a few minutes, this does not work.There is a led on the front saying it is in standby. It does have all the front switches, which do not work either. I have recently got BT vision, so have another remote, don't know if this can affect it in some way, very strange, don't understand.
It seems the TV will work sometimes when it feels like it, but not very often. If I do manage to get it going, it will work when its warmed up. I have tried unplugging everything, waiting a few minutes, this does not work.There is a led on the front saying it is in standby. It does have all the front switches, which do not work either. I have recently got BT vision, so have another remote, don't know if this can affect it in some way, very strange, don't understand.
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other remotes shouldn't affect ... certainly not if you are pushing the telly buttons
Sounds like a bad connection ... or worse a faulty circuit board.
normally warming up .... or cooling down are the crunch times ... if something is weak ... it will go then.
I used to give my old telly a bit of a slapping to get it to fire up ...
failing that
Sounds like a bad connection ... or worse a faulty circuit board.
normally warming up .... or cooling down are the crunch times ... if something is weak ... it will go then.
I used to give my old telly a bit of a slapping to get it to fire up ...
failing that
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