Lg tv automatically turn on and off. Power surge

Don't touch the main TV board. Change the T-com board. The screen will come back to full size.

It seems to me the tv is not getting enough power to turn on. make sure the tv is pluged into a surge protector and then to the wall. no power strips with other things pluged in. all by itself to the plug. you always want to put a surge protector on all the small and big electronics for if you do not if lightin come in it would burn everything up. you might have had ligting come in and that is why some of your stuff is having problems now. if you own he home get a whole house serge protector. it will save you in the long run becuase if there is surge from the power company or from lighting then all your stuff will be protected.

You always want to put a surge protector on all the small and big electronics for if you do not if lighting come in it would burn everything up. You might have had lighting come in and that is why some of your stuff is having problems now. If you own the home get a whole house surge protector. It will save you in the long run because if there is surge from the power company or from lighting then all your stuff will be protected.
It might be too late for it seems lighting has already got to it. We have had some pretty bad storms and if you do not have surge protection then that is what is wrong it is fried.

Faulty or worn internal surge protector. External surge protection recommend.

Mine had a fuse that blew but there was other damage because of a power surge.
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Do you have a power strip or surge protector that recognizes when the power is disabled to the primary item, it automatically disables power to all other items? Easy way to check is to turn tv off and look for lights on other items plugged into surge protector.

does it power on using the power switch on the tv itself instead of the remote? if same thing happens when pressing the power on switch on the tv directly, try to test it on another power outlet. if it is connected through a surge protector or avr, see if connecting it directly through the outlet works.

try to also check if the power on switch of the tv is somehow stuck which may cause it to try to cycle on and off and same thing on the remotes on/off button.

now if this is specific to the use of a remote, replacing the battery might help.

Unplug the TV from AC mains wall socket. Plug it back after 5 minutes or so. this must make the TV to a hard reset. Try this.

An electrical pulse from the thunderstorm has affected your TV. (Was it on a surge protector?)

There is a small possibility that it will come back.

Unplug the television and let it sit for an hour or more and then re-plug it.

If you need to get a new TV, also get a good surge protector such as Panamax.

Unplug tv and let it set for a couple of hours. Remove the back panel, the fuse is located somewhere near where the power chord comes in. Remove fuse and replace with one of the same rating.