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Don York Posted on May 02, 2007

Blank screen, no sound

The TV has worked fine, and then when I turned it on today nothing happened. When I tried unplugging it and plugging it back in, the power light comes on but blinks. I tried unplugging everything connected to it, and tried different outlets, but have the same blank screen and blinking power light

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If ti blinks three times, then it may be an issue with the flyback transformer. It's called "three strikes"...it tries three times to come on, and after that enters a safety shutdown mode to protect the TV. Might need to have a professional shop take a look at it.

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