20 Most Recent Pioneer PureVision PDP-4300 43 in. Plasma Television Questions & Answers

I would google it with the specific part number and see if there are any postings on internet re the source(s) of the problem. If you do no't find anything and you have time and motivation, you can use your test tools to check out the various components on supply that may be the cause. I would concentrate on checking out the caps since it is not uncommon for a bad cap to look just as good as a good one. U might find one that is shorted.

Perhaps this is what you need: Pioneer PDP 4300 Service Manual This covers many similar models: Pioneer PDP 433CMX Quick Reference Parts Lists Dave

Try connecting to a different wall outlet and then Check whether the fuse is in good condition.

Look to see PIP or picture in picture is not engaged as it may be doing this.

Try it on headphone. Try changing the input to some other device that works. If it does not work even then, this may need attention by a qualified service technician.

It could be feedback from your speakers... Make sure your power cord is grounded and if you have a sub or surround sound don't set the ac power adapter near them.

Hi thereYou could try adjusting the colour setting in the PICTURE menukeep a sufficient distance between this product and other electronic productsScroll to other channels.There is always the possibility of a problem in the broadcating.Good luckkolbrun

here is the manual, it's a PDF you will have to download it, then you can print it offhttp://tinyurl.com/6kjddxait isn't specifically for the PDP-4300 but the instructions are identicalhope this helpsElliott M

The 5 blinks error code means a faulty power supply. Pioneer has extended the warranty on certain models by 4 years(1+4 5 years in total). So if your tv is less than 5 years old contact pioneer for a free replacement power supply. They won't charge you for the part only for labor

hi there, you have to send if for repair, tech people knows the prob., there a defective part to replaced. do some test and check up at the horizontal and power supply section. ty

The cable company will provide you a decoder box which includes the wire/cable - an RG-58 coaxial.

As far as cost goes, it's pretty hard to ever pinpoint that without being able to open it up and test the boards.
As for the switching off and on and coming back differently, that MIGHT be the power supply with some fried capacitors. However, it might be something wrong with the digital components. If it's a digital problem, then it's probably easier and cheaper to just pitch the whole thing, or at least a whole board.

That depends on what source your talking about.

Cable call you cable provider and ask them for a HDTV box

Satalite you should already have one if not ask them.

OTA =over the air you need a digital tuner with a nice antenna I suspect this has a digital tuner inside so all you need is a good antenna.

DVD= hook the DVD up with the red,green,blue cables called SCART connections..

Blueray= Will bring you high def.. with its connections.

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