20 Most Recent Philips 32PT6441/37 32" TV Questions & Answers

asm after 3 seonds solution

to a repair shop, I mean what else can you do but throw it out or pay.ebay

Demo mode is for store use mainly, you need it off to use the set at home

If it's a PCB replace it if it isn't too expensive. Better yet get a LED screen TV and be done with it!

most times I hear that ticking its the high voltage failure ...most likely a shorted HOT fallowed by flyback. the ticking is your shut-down engaged.

Shedules change I would think plus I would think an element of lazy and bone idle is creeping in, saw it in the early colour TV years when Teletext made its debut. At first hailed as a breakthrough for information and updates of all sorts, later it began to break down as more and more data was loaded on and tired little backroom workers could not keep up with changes! Now its data plus so many channels, on earlier digital equipment (starved of cpu speed and memory for cost) it used to often update this data very quickly, as more channels grew it became an anchor slowing equipment down. Now I see some sets do not update as often or only when a user requests it (while you wait) just to keep that set working in other functions plus to save energy and make it look good. I would think this problem will get worse as more channels are added and schedules checked or altered before release along with the fact they are possibly broadcast in bursts not as a constant stream (no doubt some techy can verify this) otherwise it would use up limited resources. No doubt there will be a new version created like the old TV's Fasttext service, most written listings are to me only a guide as to what might be shown not set in stone as they very long ago once might have been. Sorry if this is not what you expected.......

If the TV keeps On/Off frequently, and do not switch On, there is some fault with its its internal circuit. It sill be best to contact any technician in this mater.

These blinks are fault indications, called blinking codes. To count the blinking codes to Philips brand Televisions are some what different. It cannot be counted directly. If you wish to get more details about how to count the blinking codes, and convert it into fault codes, check the site linked here. It is very difficult to type in all here by this window. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ Pull up previous posts there, either by its left side bar, or view it in Timeslide option.